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>> The Clockarium Museum in Brussels
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The Clockarium museum is conveniently housed in Schaerbeek, at the
entrance to Brussels, in a nice Art Deco
house built in 1935 by the architect G. Bossuyt. More than a
thousand ceramic mantel clocks are displayed on three floors:
- The first floor is devoted to French and Czech art deco ceramic
clocks (see a panoramic view).
- The second floor is for Belgian
clocks.
- The third floor is for art deco ceramic clocks of various origins:
German, Dutch, Austrian, Italian and unknown;
also, two rooms are devoted to the decadent clocks from the Fifties
till now.
- A room will soon open on the ground floor for antique and
collectible clocks former to 1920.
Unfortunately, there is no elevator, which makes
the visit difficult for people with limited mobility. |
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>> Visit
The museum is open every Sunday except
holidays to individual visitors for a guided tour in French (or in English
on request) starting at 3:05 pm sharp (ending around 4:30).
For groups, we propose private visits
on request.
Attention: maximum 16 people per guide!
Preferably book your visit by e-mail
or on our answering machine
+32 (0)2 732.08.28 .
Kindly specify your name and telephone number, and the number of
visitors.
This will allow us to have enough guides for all our visitors. Thank you.
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>> Sunday visit's tariffs
Entrance fee: 6 Euros (or about 240 BEF, 4 GB, 6
US$, 12 DEM, 12 NLG...).
Discounts for seniors, students, veterans...
Free for the Clockarium members
and for calm children closely supervised by their parents!
Difficult for people with limited mobility (3 storey, no elevator).
Satisfied or your money back !
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>> Private Visits - on request
We welcome groups for private guided visits, in English, French or
Dutch. Three packages are proposed:
Basic Visit: |
Entrance: 4 per person, with a minimum of 10 people,
plus 50 per guided visit (max. 16 people per guide). |
"Tea Time" Visit: |
Tea is served, with a cake and biscuits...
Entrance: 9.50 per person, with a minimum of 8 people,
plus 50 per guided visit (max. 16 people per guide). |
VIP Visit: |
Visit with Duval-Leroy
Champagne (or followed by a drink).
Entrance: 20 per person (including a 5 souvenir gift) with a minimum of
4 people,
plus 50 per guided visit (max. 16 people per guide). |
To propose a date, please contact us or
send us an e-mail.
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>> Renting for receptions and seminars
Do you seek in Brussels a place out of the common to organize an
exceptional reception or seminar?
Then, think of our Museum: its first floor can nicely accommodate up to
seventy people for a memorable event. And it is possible to sit some fourteen
people comfortably around our meeting table or thirty people for a classy
seated diner..
For more information please
contact us
or read our
info in French.
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>> Access to the museum
The Museum is conveniently located at the
eastern entrance to Brussels.
Address :
163, Reyers boulevard
1030 Brussels - Schaerbeek
Parking :
- authorized in front of the Museum's door
as well as in front of the parking of the next door
house (165)
- easy and free under the overpass, just in front of the
Museum,
- also rue Colonel Bourg, at the exit of the Brussels-Leuven-Lige
freeway.
Click here to enlarge the map.
Click
here to get a printable version of it. |
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- Public transportation
Pre-subway lines 23 and 90, bus 21, 28 and 29, "Diamand"
station.
Walk 50m along the overpass towards Square Vergote and Montgomery: the
Museum is on your right.
- Driving from Paris, Mons, Charleroi...
After the 2 exits Nivelles, exit on the eastern Ring towards Brussels east
and Waterloo.
You are on the R0 "RING" (loop) towards Liege-Luik: see below...
- Driving from outside Brussels
Take the R0 "RING" (loop) towards Liege-Luik.
Take the E40 (Bruxelles/Lige-Luik/Aix-La-Chapelle - Aachen) towards
Brussels.
At exit 18 (4 km farther), take the exit "rond-point Reyers" on
the very right-hand side.
At the traffic light, make a left along the overpass.
Cross a large crossroads with traffic lights: the Museum is 50 m further
on your right.
- Driving from Boulevard General Jacques and Montgomery square
Exit the tunnels at Square Vergote, before the overpass.
Make a U-turn in the car park under the overpass, just before the traffic
light:
the museum is just in front of the car park exit.
- Driving from boulevard Lambermont and Place Meiser
After Place Meiser, take the side-road (not the overpass).
Cross a large crossroads with traffic lights: the Museum is 50m further on
your right, along the overpass.
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