Royal Museums of Art and historians Royal Museum of Art and History (KMKG - MRAH) is a group of museums in Brussels brings together museums: Ciquantenaire Museum, the Museum of Far Eastern Museum of Musical Instruments, and Porte de Hal . Together they represent Jed ten federal scientific institutions. They have some of the largest and most diverse collections of art in Belgium. These four museums are full of works of art and objects from different continents of the world, dating from prehistory to the present.
Musée du Cinquantenaire - this museum as part of the Royal Museum of Art and History. Here you can see the national archaeological artifacts from the time of the Merovingian, as well as finds from Egypt, the Middle East. Among the celebrities collection includes Egyptian sarcophagi, large floor mosaic of Apamea and model of ancient Rome. Particularly well known is the collection of pre-Columbian art, and a colossal statue from Easter Island. Among the collections are also examples of European decorative art from Roman times to the Art. Deco. Equally interesting are the liturgical treasures, tapestries from the valley of the Meuse.
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Address The Cinquantenaire Museum
Parc du Cinquantenaire 10, 1000 Brussels http://www.kmkg-mrah.be/node/883 |
Opening hours:Monday - Friday: 9.30 - 17.00
Saturday, Sunday: 10 - 17.00 |
Ticket price:Adults: 26 - 64 - 8 Euro
Youth: 19 - 25 - 8 The Euro Children: 4 - 18 - 2 Euro Children under 4 years: free |
Musées d'Extrême-Orient - was located in the northern part of Domaine Laeken (Park and grounds surrounding it in the Brussels district of Haysel Which is the seat of the monarch) and was part of Musées Royaux d'art et d'histoire de Bruxelles . Museum of the Far East included: La Tour Japonaise (Japanese pagoda), Pavillon Chinois (Chinese pavilion) and Musée d'Art Japonais (Museum of Japanese Art), which had unique in the eastern European collection of engravings and Chinese porcelain.
Unfortunately, there is a great museum is closed to visitors. Technical condition created in the last century buildings caused the need for their renovation. Some of the works of the collection of Chinese porcelain can be seen in Cinquantenaire Museum .
Unfortunately, there is a great museum is closed to visitors. Technical condition created in the last century buildings caused the need for their renovation. Some of the works of the collection of Chinese porcelain can be seen in Cinquantenaire Museum .
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AddressMuseums of the Far East
Avenue Van Praet 44 1020 Brussels http://www.kmkg-mrah.be/history-0 UWAGA!!!: Muzeum w remoncie. Zamknięte ze względów bezpieczeństwa. Część wystawy można obejrzeć w Cinquantenaire Museum. |
Japanese pagoda:
After the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1900, the king Leopold II He decided to park at his mansion to decorate buildings typical of the architecture of the Far East. The task of creating the project received the French architect Alexander Marcel . First established Japanese pagoda . The works were made by the Belgian company, but the building, with a height of 40 meters, was assembled without nails according to the traditional Japanese techniques. To preserve the authentic style of most of the decoration on the outside and the inside was made in Japan. Work began in 1901 of the year. After three years, the pagoda was ready. 6 1905 May took place the inauguration. The 1909, the king gave up the idea of creating a museum, and the building was entrusted Ministry of Foreign Affairs . Until the First World War he was open to visitors. In 1922 assigned him Ministry of Arts and Sciences . The 1947, the building was closed to the public. Only in the 1989 he again was made available to the general public. Japanese pagoda collects exhibits on Japanese culture and art. Around the building organized garden in the same style.
Chinese pavilion:
Alexander Marcel also designed Chinese pavilion . The premise of the king was to be a luxury restaurant for entrepreneurs who want to establish trade relations with China. Construction work began in 1903 year, but 1905 was halted construction. It was not until 1909 resumed construction of the building. The work was completed in 1913 year. Its external appearance of the pavilion owes panels imported from Shanghai. In the 1921, the management of the pavilion entrusted to to the Royal Museum of Art and History . It gathered over the years a great collection of Chinese porcelain.
After the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1900, the king Leopold II He decided to park at his mansion to decorate buildings typical of the architecture of the Far East. The task of creating the project received the French architect Alexander Marcel . First established Japanese pagoda . The works were made by the Belgian company, but the building, with a height of 40 meters, was assembled without nails according to the traditional Japanese techniques. To preserve the authentic style of most of the decoration on the outside and the inside was made in Japan. Work began in 1901 of the year. After three years, the pagoda was ready. 6 1905 May took place the inauguration. The 1909, the king gave up the idea of creating a museum, and the building was entrusted Ministry of Foreign Affairs . Until the First World War he was open to visitors. In 1922 assigned him Ministry of Arts and Sciences . The 1947, the building was closed to the public. Only in the 1989 he again was made available to the general public. Japanese pagoda collects exhibits on Japanese culture and art. Around the building organized garden in the same style.
Chinese pavilion:
Alexander Marcel also designed Chinese pavilion . The premise of the king was to be a luxury restaurant for entrepreneurs who want to establish trade relations with China. Construction work began in 1903 year, but 1905 was halted construction. It was not until 1909 resumed construction of the building. The work was completed in 1913 year. Its external appearance of the pavilion owes panels imported from Shanghai. In the 1921, the management of the pavilion entrusted to to the Royal Museum of Art and History . It gathered over the years a great collection of Chinese porcelain.
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Chinese pavilion, fot. PM
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Musée des instruments de musique - Museum of Musical Instruments, a division of the Royal Museum, housed in a beautiful glass building, built in the style of Article Moureau . In the past, there was a department store here Old England (The name displayed on the facade of the building to this day), designed 1899 year by Paul Saintenoya . Impressive building made of glass and iron dome cover fancy.
On the 3000 meters of exhibition area on several floors of the building is issued a collection of approximately 1200 exhibits. The origins of the museum collections date back to the nineteenth century when the state bought 80 historic and exotic instruments. The 1876, the number has doubled when King Leopold II gave the museum 97 Indian instruments, which he received from the Maharaja. The biggest attractions include a museum prototypes of instruments Adolphe Sax Derived from Dinant , The Belgian inventor of the saxophone.
While exploring this magnificent collection, thanks to received headphones, walked past the issued instruments can hear their sounds (headphones are controlled by infrared signal). At the top of the building there is a restaurant - bar, a terrace, which offers one of the finest views in Brussels.
Since the opening of the 2000, the MIM (this name stuck to the museum), has become the most attractive cultural attraction in the region of Mont des Arts Visited by about 125 of thousands of tourists every year.
On the 3000 meters of exhibition area on several floors of the building is issued a collection of approximately 1200 exhibits. The origins of the museum collections date back to the nineteenth century when the state bought 80 historic and exotic instruments. The 1876, the number has doubled when King Leopold II gave the museum 97 Indian instruments, which he received from the Maharaja. The biggest attractions include a museum prototypes of instruments Adolphe Sax Derived from Dinant , The Belgian inventor of the saxophone.
While exploring this magnificent collection, thanks to received headphones, walked past the issued instruments can hear their sounds (headphones are controlled by infrared signal). At the top of the building there is a restaurant - bar, a terrace, which offers one of the finest views in Brussels.
Since the opening of the 2000, the MIM (this name stuck to the museum), has become the most attractive cultural attraction in the region of Mont des Arts Visited by about 125 of thousands of tourists every year.
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Adres:
Montagne de la Cour 2, B-1000 Brussels http://www.mim.be/museum |
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Opening hours:
Tue-Fri: 9.30 - 17.00 Saturday, Sunday, holidays: 10.00 - 17.00 Monday: closed |
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Ticket price:
8 Euro - adults 26-64 years. 6 Euro - + 65 and 19-25 those years. Euro 2 - 4 - 18 years. free - 0-3 years. |
Porte de Hal - rises on the north-western edge of the working area of Marolles On the border of Petit Ring , The Boulevard du Midi . It is the only preserved part of the second defensive wall Brussels. The object, which was created in 1381, he served successively as a grain warehouse, the Lutheran church and a prison. Architect Henri Beyaert in the 1868-1870 reconstructed part of the door. The crude medieval tower was rebuilt in neo-Gothic style. In front of the inner gate of said round tower topped with a conical roof, and the monumental spiral staircase. Originally the building had bars and a drawbridge over the moat. Currently renovated in neo-Gothic style belongs to the Royal Museum. From the top of the tower offers a beautiful view of the skyline of the capital.
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Adres:
Boulevard du Midi 150, 1000 Brussels http://www.brusselsmuseums.be/en/museum/103-halle-gate-royal-museums-of-art-and-history |
Opening hours:
Monday - Friday: 9.30 - 17.00 Saturday, Sunday: 10.00 - 17.00 |
Ticket price:
1,5-5 Euro |
