Housed in a grand 19th-century building in central Brussels, the Museum of the National Bank of Belgium explores the evolution of currency from ancient barter systems to the modern euro. Visitors can examine rare gold and silver coins, interact with digital displays, and explore the authentic subterranean vault. The venue offers a free educational experience for history enthusiasts and curious travellers alike.
A stripped-back, intimate venue.
It is an educational and cultural space housed in a grand 19th-century building featuring interactive exhibits on the history of money and a historic bank vault.
The museum is situated at Rue Montagne aux Herbes Potagères 57 in the Pentagon district of central Brussels, a short walk from the Grand Place.
The museum hosts temporary exhibitions, guided tours, and special cultural events throughout the year. Full schedule on Mood.