It's all about Magritte and little else, so not sure those not previously entranced by these surrealist masterpieces would really enjoy it much, but the collection is comprehensive and the facility is really nice. I will visit again.

8 euros for a ticket. (discounts available if you combo it with other museum) Three floors of rooms with his artwork and other assorted documents on display. Audioguides available in a number of languages – though I did not use one. You will not need more than an hour. This does not include the documentary (maybe 20-30 minutes) that runs... More

Interesting museum, good to visit once in a while, but i expected more things from personal life. Not only first sketches or photographs, but also some personal objects. More focus on him as personality, what formed him as an artist, some crucial aspects in his life.

This museum offers a wide array of Magritte's paintings, spread over 3 floors, spanning his early, période vache, and later period. The collection holds major works such as 2 of the best versions of his seminal "The empire of lights"; "Black magic"; "La corde sensible"; "The unexpected answer"; and many many others. The museum also offers a lot of side... More

We struggled a bit to find out way into the exhibition as things are not that clearly marked (take the lift the 3rd floor, no other way in). Overall exhibition is well set up chronologically but all pieces only show title in 3 languages and they could really do with more info (as in the Tate Modern in the UK).... More

This museum was well worth it. Not far from the Central Station. A must see when in Brussels. Very enjoyable.

Very modern museum with the great display of Magritte's paintings! If you love modern art - you will definetely love this place! Not allowed to take pictures inside the museum.

Part of the musee des beaux arts but a new wing with a separate entrance fee (combined tickets are available) the museum presents Magritte's work and the story of his life in a very modern and interesting way, over several floors (lift available). Most signs are in English (as well as French and Dutch) though it's probably worth getting the... More

Well, the Museum is all Magritte, but some of the better known pieces are not in display. I think there could be more commentary on individual pieces.