Located inside the neoclassical Hotel Dewez, the museum explores the history of Freemasons in Brussels. The thematic displays at the museum cover artefacts such as paintings, prints,  engravings, jewellery, ceramics, china and documents. Most of these are from the 18th century onwards. The museum also organises special exhibits from time to time; check the museum website for details. For those really interested, the museum offers Masonic tours of Brussels, but unfortunately at this time it is in Dutch and French only.

• Reserve guided tours 3 weeks in advance.
• Last admission 30 minutes before closing time.

Museum:

• 18-26, over 65, handicapped: EUR 4
• 12-18, unemployed: EUR 2
• Under 12: Free
• Audioguide: EUR 2

Guided tours:

• Museum: 75€ (up to 15 participants)
• Museum + Temple: 150€ (up to 15 participants)
• Masonic Conference: EUR 8
• Masonic Tour of Brussels: EUR 10 (French and Dutch only)

Guided tours:

• Tuesday - Friday: 10am-5pm
• Saturday: 10am-4:30pm

• Buses 29, 66, 86, N04, N05, N06, N08, N09, N10, N11, N12, N13. N16 stop De Brouckere
• Subway Line 1 and 5 stop Sainte-Catherine
• Buses 86, 126, 127, 128, N16 stop Dansaert
• Bus N18 stop Begijnhof

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