The Groeningemuseum is one of the Musea Brugge museums in Bruges. Children get two free things at reception: Allemaal Beestjes, a search trail for the youngest visitors, and De Groene Pluim, a look-and-do booklet for primary-school ages in Dutch, French or English. Adults can follow the free MB Explorer audio tour on their own phone, so earphones are worth packing.
The museum lends push wheelchairs and folding stools free of charge, has rest points in the galleries and offers free EnChroma glasses for colour-blind visitors. The entrance is wheelchair accessible with assistance via a ramp, though the adapted toilet is not suitable for electric wheelchairs. The nearest car park is Parking Pandreitje.
The trade-off is timing. The museum is due to close for a four-year full renovation from 11 January (the year is not specified), after which its core collection will be shown at BRUSK.
Family FAQ
How much does Groeningemuseum cost?
Standard tickets cost EUR 15, under-26s pay EUR 13 and under-18s pay EUR 7.
Can you bring a stroller to Groeningemuseum?
The museum is accessible with a stroller and has a lift.
Is there baby changing at Groeningemuseum?
There is a baby changing table.
Where are the toilets at Groeningemuseum?
Toilets are free, and an accessible toilet is available.
