If you are planning to visit Brussels and you are a wheelchair user or traveling with a wheelchair user friend, this article might interest you.

Brussels is not a city that you can visit without planning what you will be visiting and how you are going from a place to another, unless you really like challenges. Know that even by planning, you will have surprises. Being conscient of the fact that Brussels is a city for wheelchair users who like adventure, less and less through the years, fortunately, will make your stay more enjoyable because the surprises are part of your visit. There is something surreal about those surprises sometimes. No worries, no spoiler here… I’m just giving you the name of some accessible museums and some practical information to make you enjoy your stay and discover the charming Brussels. At first, you might not see how charming is this city. I like to compare Brussels to a man or woman who, you don’t perceive as attractive but the more you learn about her/him and interact with him/her, the more you see all the charms and think about the possibility to fall in love. People are willing to help in general.

Have fun and enjoy your visit!
Petit Cyborg
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Taxis Verts is the only company having wheelchair accessible cars, without any 24 hours of wait. The phone number is 0032 2 349 49 49 (the type of car needed has to be specified).

Bus: 12 – 21 – 29 – 43 – 48 – 49 – 50 – 58 – 59 – 63 – 71 – 79 – 84 – 86 – 87 – 95

Metro: 1 and sometimes 5

1. MUSÉE ART ET MARGES