Musee Magritte Review

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Musée Magritte

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From the Maison d'Erasme, it's a short walk down rue St-Guidon to Anderlecht's St-Guidon metro station, where you can catch tram 49 to reach the Magritte Museum. The Surrealist artist René Magritte (1898-1967) lived in this house with his wife for 24 highly productive years. You can visit his studio and see a collection of original works, documents, personal effects, and photographs. Note how many of the building's architectural quirks, such as the door handles, found their way into his paintings. Take tram 49 to the Woeste stop (in Jette commune).

  • Cost: EUR 7
  • Open: Wed.-Sun. 10-6
  • Metro: Tram: 49
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