Dedicated to the work of the popular Belgian surrealist, René Magritte, the Magritte Museum is a constituent museum of the Royal Museum of Fine Arts of Belgium and a must-visit attraction in the city. Over 230 pieces of art and archives are on display at the museum, in addition to multidisciplinary space house paintings, sculptures, painted objects, gouaches, and drawings. Visitors can also find advertising posters, photographs, musical scores, and films at this renowned museum. Guests to the museum can even look forward to a gallery of Magritte’s Vache period, which is arguably the artist’s most important collection of works.

Magritte Museum, 3 Rue de la Régence, Brussels, Belgium 1000, Phone: +32-25-08-32-11

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