Planning to visit Train World on 6 November?

Please note that the museum will offer a low stimulus visit that day, with the scenography switched off. We kindly ask you to take this into account during your visit and help us maintain a calm and pleasant atmosphere for everyone. This will also allow visitors who are sensitive to sensory stimuli to enjoy Train World in a more comfortable and relaxing environment.

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Train World is proud to host a low-stimulus day every first Friday of the month. During these days, the museum adjusts the scenography for the comfort of every visitor. There is no sound and the lights are not moving.

What is a 'low-stimulus day'?

It is a day whereby the museum facilitates a quiet and adapted environment. The low-stimulus day is for those who like it a little quieter.

In order to ensure a comfortable visit for everyone, the museum adapts its scenography. The lighting is adjusted and sounds are turned and we set up some quiet corners in the museum.

A tailored plan shows you the specifics of each room in the museum by using a color code. The quietest spots are in light yellow; the most stimulating ones are in dark red.

For a low-stimulus, comfortable visit, Train World is open every first Friday morning of the month.

Two low-stimulus days with activities

On 12 April and 2 December 2026, you can enjoy an all-day low-stimulus museum WITH activities. On those days, we will also provide a customized program. Click here for more info.

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Practical information

When?

Every first Friday of the month

Where?

Train World, Prinses Elisabethplein 5, 1030 Schaerbeek

Price?

€ 15 (18+)
€ 11 (5 years up to and including 17 years)
€ 5 (4 years to 5 years)
free (0 to 3 years)

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Gabriele Gallo
5.0

I’ve never been a huge train enthusiast, yet at this exhibition, I felt just like Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory. I had no idea Belgium had such a significa...

3 months ago
Irina Bischof
5.0

A very atmospheric train museum! Not crowded at all,you are often the only one in the room. There are lots of trains and train technology to explore, the lighti...

3 months ago
Konstantin Krahtov
5.0

Most railway museums suffer from the same chronic flaw: they tend to feel like glorified, dust-covered sheds built strictly for train nerds who memorize locomot...

3 months ago
heyimnadia.b
5.0

AMAZING!! I cannot not recommend this place. When we were there, there were oddly no kids at all (maybe coz its a weekday) but still there was only a handful of...

4 months ago
Eitan Feldman
4.0

A great museum with a HUGE drawback. They have a wonderful exhibit on the German occupation of Belgium but it is only in French or Flemish. I wish English would...

6 months ago

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