Musee Magritte Museum - Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
What the experts agree on
Finally given his own dedicated space in 2009, this museum showcases 250 of Magritte's surrealist masterpieces that playfully challenge how we perceive reality, words, and images—a must for anyone curious about the Belgian artist's unique visual
“Inside is a wonderful and expansive collection of the Belgian's work.”
– Afar Magazine
"After years sharing display space with his contemporaries in the neighboring Musée d'Art Moderne, Brussels's own surrealist genius René Magritte (1898–1967) was finally given his own museum in 2009." Full review
"The paintings of this master of Surrealism question the relationship between words, images, and reality. " Full review
2 Stars
"The Magritte Museum exhibits some 250 of the 1 200 works by one of the leading lights of Surrealism, or the "immediate knowledge of reality", as he himself defined the movement." Full review