Autoworld Museum in Brussels has had another record year.
Sebastien de Baere, General Director of the museum, proudly announces that almost 240,000 visitors found their way to Autoworld in 2024. That is already 5,000 more than in 2023. This continues the museum’s impressive growth: in just six years, the number of visitors has doubled.
2024 began with the expo ‘Porsche – Driven By Dreams,’ where a never-before-seen Porsches displayed in Belgium were presented to the public. This was followed by an expo honouring50 years of Volkswagen Golf, after which a unique collection of Ford Mustangs galloped up to Autoworld to celebrate their 60th anniversary.
Summer was all about italy with 125 years of Fiat and 75 years of Abarth, followed by ‘When Automotive Design Becomes Art,’ featuring the finest ever produced on two- and four-wheels.
The permanent collection also received a significant upgrade. A new zone was created around royal cars, and the Belgian Zone was expanded to include cars produced in Belgium.
The Autoworld Museum thanks all visitors, car enthusiasts and partners who made 2024 a great success. We enthusiastically look forward to a new year full of fascinating exhibitions and events.
The new year begins ambitiously once again with ‘110 Years Maserati’, a unique exhibition showcasing possibly the most complete collection of Maserati cars ever. It will run until 23 February 2025. In addition, Jacky Ickx, Belgium’s most versatile racing driver, will be honoured with the miniature exhibition ‘Happy Birthday Jacky Ickx’ (until 26 January).
Furthermore, several thematic exhibitions are scheduled for 2025, including:
‘Rally Legends – From Dust To Glory’ (28 February – 20 April): an ode to WRC legends.
70 years Citroën DS – An icon turns 70 (25 April – 22 June): A celebration of this iconic model.
‘Big in Japan’ (27 June – 31 August): An ode to the Japanese car world.
German tuners from the 80‘s & 90’s (from 4 September): An exhibition around the German tuning boom of the 80s and 90s.
‘Restomods, Reborn Legends’ (from 23 October): Modern interpretations of classic cars.
‘Art Cars: Rolling Canvases’ (from 19 December): Works of art on wheels festively close the year.
Autoworld Museum Brussels
Parc du Cinquantenaire 11, 1000 Brussels
Metro Merode
Opening hours:
Open every day from 10am to 5pm
At weekends from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Entrance fee for Autoworld
during the Maserati 110 Years exhibition
Adult : 17 €
Senior : 15 €
Student : 13 €
Children 6-12 years : 9 €
Infos visitors :
www.autoworld.be
Press service :
press@autoworld.be
