Africa Museum in Tervuren
Let s walk in the park and the museum or only the museum in case of heavy rain
The park is Protected content and was once the hunting ground of the Dukes of Brabant. The park is a national forest, laid out as a park comprising two separate valleys. In front of the park there is a French garden with ponds, flowerbeds and statues, which opens out onto a series of ponds that get their water from the Voer. It is one of the Flemish gateways to the Forêt de Soignes. The forest itself is home to quite a few animals. So while you are likely to see plenty of squirrels and rabbits, Egyptian goose and rose-ringed parakeet, nuthatch, white wagtail and chiffchaff and very early in the morning or late at night maybe to hear the tawny owl.
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leaflet to download
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15 € full price, free with museumpass
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Protected content but the cafetaria 11 AM-6 PM
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Take metro line 1direction Stockel, get off at Montgomery station. Then change to tram 44 at Montgomery station and ride to Tervuren station. The museum is located opposite Tervuren station.
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