autoworld

比利时汽车博物馆，在皇家博物馆旁边。2层，不是很大，展品很多，摆的很密集。有很多老式的古董汽车。新车和豪华车比较少，很多是个人捐的车或零件，反应了欧洲汽车的发展历史和人文风情。9块钱，值得一看。

You could spend a couple of hours here , very well laid out , would be a great way to spend a rainy day here , really enjoyed it .

This is the most amazing collection of vintage and special cars I have ever seen. I spent about three hours here and had to leave as it was late in the day. Car enthusiasts will be absolutely enthralled by the variety and superb condition of the vehicles. Must bring your camera!

An absolute must see for car fans, this museum has seemingly endless automobiles spanning centuries. Changing exhibits are great, American cars were in while I was there. Great time.

I am impressed for the good organization of the exhibition and the beautiful cars in exposition. It's a great walk through history. It's not only a place which worth visiting but also the excellent surroundigs from The Cinquantenaire Park. I recommend it to you all! It's true that I love the cars but I think it could be an interesting visit for evreybody.

A very surprising place in the Parc du Cinquantenaire, a nice museum going from the start of the cars over a hundred years ago to recent race cars. Temporary exhibitions can be very entertaining (Porsche), and if you have th eopportunity to get invited to one of the events there, don't hesitate (14 July for the Bastille day, if you have an invitation form the French Embassy).

A very impressive collection of cars. It is interesting to see the evolution of manufacturing. I especially liked the unique and weird car models that used to be manufactured.

When my husband wanted to take the kids here I was sorta non-plus about it. But after we got inside and started looking at all the cars it was actually pretty cool. The kids loved seeing all the cars from all the eras and they do have a large collection of cars. I was surprised how much I liked it and have recommended people going to see it.

Didn't really plan on visiting here in advance but dropped in as we were walking past. Really pleased we did as they have a great collection of cars all laid out in chronological order.The early vehicles from 1910 to 1950 were the most interesting and the most well represented.

You will be takes away and to places and times with more luxury and when cars used to be made for showing them off, even the more "cheap" ones! The collection is absolutely fantastic, and the info you get with the audioguide very good! You can learn some nice things about all these cars that now are called antiques, but then used to go places!

It's a great way to see beautiful card from way back indoor. I'm not much a car person, but was in total awe of this place. Allocate 2-3 hrs here.

The perfect way to spend a morning if you care about cars. Weighted to the olden days, and an education if you didn't realise how many gracious vehicles had been made in Belgium. Convenient, too, in the park between two Metro stations. Get there early to avoid the crowds and there is nice time to see the exhibition and then get back into town for lunch, just as the museum is getting crowded!

I wasn't so keen on the idea of spending valentines day at Autoworld, but it kept my other half entertained for 2 hours! And I did find some royal carriages and beetles that I also had an interest in. The sports and competition section is particularly brilliant.

Huge collection of 400 iconic cars, that turns this one among the best car collections of the world.In spite of that there are strange lacks: almost no Ferraris, no 2CV Citroen, and some more historic cars.

The museum it's a must for car lovers as it has a lot of cars displayed.It's a walkthrough the history of cars, from the first models (like Ford T) to present sports cars.The visit it will take about an hour or so and will help you understand the history of cars.Upstairs there is a Formula car replica that you can sit in and take some pictures for your "fans".All in all, a very nice place for someone interested in that.