The sky is grey, it's raining or even snowing? Never mind, the weather won't stop you from getting out and exploring! Whether you're looking for adventure or culture, there's something for everyone! For some amazing experiences, come and have fun on the trampolines and courses at Jump XL, KoJump, GetAir, SkyZPark or experience the thrill of Koezio or the Space Laser Game.
Discover surrealism and meet some talking hats at the Magritte Museum. Learn everything there is to know about Brussels and Belgium at the BELvue Museum and the experience.brussels exhibition, or treat your little ones to some fun discoveries at the Children's Museum.
To kick the month off in explorer mode, dive down into the bowels of Brussels at the Sewers Museum. Experience the thrill of life-size trains in a former train station Train World and meet your comic strip heroes in Brussels at the Comic Art Museum.
Is it raining and you don't know what to do in Brussels? Why not take a trip to the Illusion Brussels museum. Packed full of amazing decors, tricks of the eye and magic, you and your kids will leave with a smile on your faces!
Spend the last cold days of winter in the warm at Anima! This animation film festival awaits you at Flagey at the end of the month. The programme is vast (projections, workshops…) and your youngsters (from 3 years old) and teenagers will love it!
The Banad Festival invites you to discover some of the capital's finest Art Deco and Art Nouveau gems. It's a beautiful way to get a taste of Brussels' architectural heritage in a fun way, as organisers have planned special, family-friendly activities!
Mini-Europe opens its doors once again after its hibernation, giving you the chance to do a tour of Europe in the blink of an eye! Do you have teenagers? Then head down to Comic Con Brussels: it’s THE Brussels event for pop culture in all its forms. Comics, manga, fantasy, horror, cosplay and gaming... You've got no excuse to stay at home!
Are you little ones music lovers? Then make sure you head down to KidZik, a music festival dedicated to young audiences. About fifteen shows and animations are programmed in different venues in Brussels, for children from 0 to 12 years old.
March is the month of the Brussels Water Days. On the programme, numerous activities around water (the water cycle, fauna and flora of Brussels' waterways, guided tours, cruises, etc.) for the general public, and a healthy selection of activities aimed at families and children.