René Magritte Museum, Brussels

This is René Magritte’s home in Jette, not to be confused with the the large Magritte museum in the centre of Brussels. As such, it’s a small and intimate place to visit and is focused on Magritte’s life. When we visited, we were the only people there. It’s an interesting place, with objects from Magritte’s life, his paintings (and replicas), and also includes a modern art exhibition in the neighbouring building. If you have mobility problems, this is not the place to visit as you need to climb up and down several narrow staircases.

Two locations of Rene Magritte museums, one is part of the loyal art museum and one is his house. The house presents more original scenes and inspiration of his works, especially the neighborhood. But most works are shown at the art museum where his lifetime is shwon chronologically alongside his works.

This is a one of a kind unique museum that is well preserved and it was the home of Rene Magritte along with his wife .Ticket was just 10 Euros and the people who work there all spoke perfect English and were very friendly.

Interesting exhibition about abstract art . Nice paintings of Renée Demeester, interesting discovery. Overview is the lost paintings of Magritte and a lot of personal objects. It feels great to walk through the rooms he used to live in. Very friendly and enthousiast staff.

It was okay, but they didn’t have a lot. I was expecting a full-on museum, but I suppose it was my mistake to go without researching first. All in all a cool experience, just don’t go expecting much