In 1999, René Magritte’s house was transformed into a museum. One of the greatest painters of the 20th century, he occupied the ground floor from 1930 to 1954, probably his most creative period. The adjacent building, connected to the house from the inside, houses Belgium’s first museum of abstract art. From the avant-garde of the 1920s to present day, via the Cobra movement of the 1950s. Admire works by Alechinsky, Bury, Delahaut and many others. Plunge into the wealth of Belgian masterpieces. What better way to end this tour in style?
Great Belgian art
Location: Rue Esseghem, 137, 1090 Jette
