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The Musical Instrument Museum is a well-known musical instrument museum in Belgium. There are more than 8,000 pieces in the museum, which fully demonstrates the evolution of musical instruments. Arguably one of Belgium's most beautiful neoclassical and Art Nouveau attractions. Historical background The Musical Instrument Museum is located near the Royal Palace in Brussels. It was built in 1877 and only moved to its current address in 2000. The entire museum is composed of steel and glass elements that symbolize music, and the appearance of the Art Nouveau architectural style is very eye-catching. There are four floors of exhibition halls in the tour guide hall, which collects more than 8,000 musical instruments from all over the world, including traditional musical instruments and culture, Western music and art, string and keyboard instruments, mechanical instruments and electronic synthesizers. Learn about the history and evolution of musical instruments in Belgium and around the world. Delicious dining is on the top floor of the building, as well as the museum's indoor and outdoor restaurants, where you can sit and dine with panoramic views of Brussels, which is very comfortable.