Two mornings, on 30 January and 2 February 2026, organised by the Museum of Medicine of Brussels (Erasme Campus, ULB) and ACFLA (non-profit organisation), Quaestiones Naturales: a special day for 3rd- and 4th-year students as part of their classical languages courses. They will explore Antiquity through the lens of medicine, science, technology, and natural phenomena.…
DetailsObject of the Month – January: Brigitte’s Favorite In the 19th century, some anatomical wax models, such as this Botocudo bust, were used to represent human diversity through a scientific vision shaped by a colonial perspective. Today, these works invite us to take a critical look at the past. Why this object? “From the moment…
Details2026 is coming!The Museum of Medicine will be closed on January 1st and 2nd, 2026.We will welcome you back from January 3rd, for a new year full of surprises. 🍾🎆 We wish everyone a wonderful New Year’s Eve and a very happy 2026! 🎉🎆
DetailsThe Museum of Medicine will be closed on December 25 and 26. We already wish you all a warm and joyful Christmas!
DetailsDue to the public holiday on November 11, the museum will be closed this Tuesday.
🎃🕵️♂️Halloween Treasure Hunt at the Museum of Medicine! 🩺 From 20 October to 2 November, the museum transforms into a spooky investigation trail for little detectives aged 6 to 12 👻 Together with a parent, children set off in search of clues and must solve mysterious riddles to recover the missing organs… 🕒 Opening hours:…
DetailsDiscover the fascinating history of anatomy and the donation of bodies to science: a unique immersion at the Museum of Medicine! From 14 February to 14 September 2025, the Museum of Medicine invites you to explore ‘Corpus Apertum’, an exceptional exhibition in collaboration with the Musée d’Anatomie et d’Embryologie Louis Deroubaix. Through a journey…
DetailsThe Museum of Medicine is taking part this Saturday, October 19, in Kids Take Over.
The Museum of Medicine invites you to its Halloween Party for children aged 6 to 12 (accompanied by an adult). A participation fee of €1 per child will be requested. Free entry for adults. Free face painting (2 options for girls and 2 for boys) will be available for children who wish. When: October…
DetailsThe Museum of Medicine is once again participating in I Love Science this year and is offering: An inclusive activity designed to help children better understand how blind and visually impaired people perceive the world around them, through a journey into the history of medicine in Egypt. Practical information: Where: Tour & Taxis Sheds, Avenue…
Details
