I wasn't sure what to expect, but this museum packed a LOT of history into its design. You start with an elevator up to the top of the tower where you get a great view. Then you slowly work your way down about 20 floors, each with a themed display: Weapons, gas attacks, trenches, uniforms, etc. Very worth the visit.
Fantastic the dioram at the top is a must see
Fantastic museum spread of 24 floors. Start at the top of the tower and work your way down
Best WW1 museum in belgium. 22 floors with possibility to smell chloor and mustardgas.
The whole tower is a museum, you can go to the top and have a superb view over the city. Admission is 8 euros per person and definitely worth it.
Amazing, great view. Also very informational, would sincerely recommend.
It's a bleak place, every exhibit is bleak, views from the top are great, I never looked back, just wanted to move away. It's worth a visit.
It's a great view from the roof, I did a bit of sunbathing up there. The museum itself is varied in its delivery of content, with some nice trench reconstructions. Definitely worth the entrance fee if you're in the area.
For sure worth the visit. 20 floors full of rich information about the horrible Great War.
A wonderful view once you reach the top.
Outside around the building also a must see.
Despite its political tone, the museum and impressive view on top of it is worth the visit. Finding a spot to park your car is however a pain on a busy summer day.