Impressive collection of cars and motorcycles - While I do not have a particular interest in cars, I chose to visit Autoworld and I am very glad that I did. The museum documents the evolution of automobiles and motorcycles through an extensive collection. It also hosts temporary exhibitions, and I had the opportunity to visit the one focused on Japanese cars and motorcycles. Each item on display in accompanied by information in French, Dutch, and English. My favorite part of the museum was the collection of cars from the early 1900s. Recommended!

A-Outta this world - Amazing collection of cars, very informative and helpful - beautiful and well maintained venue - outstanding!

Great museum - My husband is a car enthusiast and loved the museum, would recommend for car and bike lovers alike, very well set out

Autoworld - On the road to conquering the world - Beautiful collection of cars (journey taking us through the history of the automobile)! An excellent focus on motorcycles (including Belgian manufacturers, FN, Gillet, Salorea).

Cars! - So many old cars! And new cars! And motorcycles! If you like vintage cars you should go. If you like motorcycles you get to see a bunch of old Belgian racing motorcycles. The Big in Japan temporary exhibit is wonderful too. If you like cars go (and go even if you don't, this might just change your mind).

For the petrol head - A heaven for the car enthusiast!, can spend hours and hours here. They got a good selections of cars

Beautiful visit 🚗 - This visit was great ⭐️ We had a great time! The cars are beautiful 😍 and so are the locals. The price remains reasonable for the visit.

Very interesting - The museum is very interesting to visit, there are lots of different types of vehicle. You have old and new, cars and motorcycles, big cars and small cars, from all around the world. Some prestigious and valuable ones, and some interesting concepts too.

Nice motor show - Fatality we also found a rainy day and so it was good to take refuge inside this salon that I still think very nice to visit. Remember that in Brussels there are actually not many attractions so both this and the train museum could easily let you spend a few hours in peace. Obviously for car lovers. Anyway, he's very nice.

Heaven on earth for anyone who has a thing for cars! - In this exhibition hall that is part of the Cinquantenaire Park, anyone with a little interest in cars and motorcycles can indulge themselves. The museum is open on Sundays unlike most museums! You can leave your own 'tuuttuut'' in one of the # parking garages in the spacious area. If you have a museum pass you can enter for free but they also have silver & gold passes for those who come regularly which is interesting given the temporary exhibitions that are organized. Special is the separate hall with royal vehicles. When we were there, there was a special around Citroën's iconic DS. A little ''wisjedatje'' learned here that the DS was also manufactured for a time in Belgium especially on the site where until recently the VW / Audi factory was in Brussels ( Frost ) itself. It was a slimmed-down model called ID19 with less luxury for the Belgian and Dutch markets. Another kudos to the welcome that was perfectly bilingual when we were kindly received there which is not evident in Brussels today.