The MIM houses more than 7000 instruments, from all times and all over the world

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Musical Instrument Museum, Brussels

The MIM houses more than 7000 instruments, from all times and all over the world.

The MIM houses more than 7000 instruments, from all times and all over the world. The museum’s reputation is built on its extraordinary collection. The exhibits are displayed on four different floors featuring a wide range of instruments from all time periods and areas of the world. The MIM is a place to experience music. An infrared headphone system allows each visitor to enjoy the sound and melodies played by the instruments presented. The restaurant on the roof is also famous because of its panoramic view over Brussles. You need around 3 or 4 hours to really enjoy the whole museum, make sure you have enough time!


Hours

Sun

10:00

21:00

Mon

9:00

17:00

Tue

9:00

17:00

Wed

9:00

17:00

Thu

9:00

17:00

Fri

9:00

17:00

Sat

9:00

17:00

About Musical Instrument Museum

 4725 East Mayo Boulevard, Phoenix, Arizona, United States

 +1 480-478-6000

 www.mim.org

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