Royal Museum for Central Africa

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Tervuren, Belgium

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Royal Museum for Central Africa Reviews | Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Royal Museum for Central Africa is located in Tervuren, Belgium on Leuvensesteenweg 13. Royal Museum for Central Africa is rated 4.2 out of 5 in the category modern art museum in Belgium. The scientific institute: The Royal Museum for Central Africa must aspire to be a world centre of research and knowledge dissemination on past and present societies and natural environments of Africa, and in particular Central Africa, to foster – among the public at large and the scientific community – understanding of and interest in this area and, through partnerships, to contribute substantially to its sustainable development. Thus the core endeavours of this Africa-oriented institution consist of acquiring and managing collections, conducting scientific research, implementing the results of this research, disseminating knowledge, and mounting selected exhibitions of its collections. The museum: The AfricaMuseum is a centre for knowledge and resources on Africa, in particular Central Africa, in an historical, contemporary, and global context. The museum exhibits unique collections. It is a place of memory on the colonial past and strives to be a dynamic platform for exchanges and dialogues between cultures and generations. http://www.africamuseum.be/about-us/jobs

Address

Leuvensesteenweg 13

Phone

+32 27695211

Company size

201-500 employees

Headquarters

Tervuren

Founded

1910

Amenities

Gender-neutral toiletsGood for kidsRestaurant

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible liftWheelchair-accessible toilet

Open hours

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Antoine Laviolette

We took a yearly subscription and go there very often with our young daughter. She is amazed by the fishes and the big animal section. The rest of the exhibition is very well organised too and interactive. This is for me one of the best museum in Brussels. And the park around is just magical.

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Anna Tacconi

Unexpected and very educational discovery. First, the park and the buildings are just magnificent. Further, the collection is very rich and diverse, and there are lots of explanations about the pieces and their history/rationale for being exposed.

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La Belgique insolite

We did not visit it but it is really beautiful from the outside, and Tervuren Park is just amazing, a whole day of walking there is not too much. Furthermore, if you are hungry do not hesitate to go to Het Spaans Huis, il little restaurant in the center of the Park. The staff is really nice and prices are OK, just need to book a table to be sure of having seats.

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David Mischler

The museum is very nice and definitely way better after the renovation. It is very factual and it explains the history of Africa very well.

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Evangelia Sylleliadou

Amazing collection in a renovated glorious building. You'll spend at least 3 hours there, there is so much to see and learn! The interactive sections should be improved though, headphones weren't working, screens were off, the virtual reality sets broken..And not enough staff to help the visitors.

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Alex Unguru

First of all, it's such a beautiful tram (n44) journey from the center to the museum that it's worth even if only for that. Second of all, you will see one of the most special trees in the world in a perfect park that surrounds the museum. Then the museum. It's fresh. It' s new. It deals with one of the most complex situations of the 21st century: ex colonial powers and their firmer colonies. In this case you have Belgium vs RD Congo and Rwanda and Burundi. You will have a wonderful day.

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Ibrahim Tsatsu

Very interesting place everybody needs to visit there

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erik

I has been alway a beauty , as old as new ... I had his charme . BUT before it was really a colonial museum which was not of this time it has transformed into an open museum with lots of information about the African culture (the languages , history, ...) and the influence it had/has on our culture . This in a positive was . You feel to go on holiday when you leave the museum . So well done to the curators who made it a positive museum .