In an exclusive opening on 16 October, visitors will have a chance to browse around the Museum’s permanent exhibition free of charge, to see its wide variety of collections of objects and documents never seen anywhere else before. They will also be able to get to know more about the role of the central bank and everything to do with money and the world of finance, thanks to interactive and audiovisual media. There will also be entertainment for children and adolescents.

But that’s not all! On Saturday 23 October, the Museum will once again be taking part in the Museum Night Fever event! No fewer than 29 Brussels museums will be opening their doors to night owls from 7pm to 1 am and, on this occasion, the Museum will have an amazing programme on offer! Slam, experimental jazz and dance will be on the menu for this Rhythm, Rhyme and Dance show featuring performances every hour between 7.30pm and half past midnight.

The entrance price for a pass giving access to 29 museums, to the Museum Night Fever shuttles and the Noctis bus service is €13 in advance (€17 on the day) and the bracelet pass can then be exchanged for a daytime admission ticket to one of the participating museums until 15 November!

The regional measures currently in force to help contain the Covid-19 pandemic nevertheless have to be respected and all visitors ages 16 and over will be required to show their Covid Safe Ticket to get into the Museum during the exceptional open-doors event on Saturday 16 October.

The Covid Safe Ticket will be compulsory for all over-12s attending the Museum Night Fever events.