How do I order tickets for the Nocturnes?

You can purchase tickets through our ticket page (URL) or via a participating museum.

You need a separate ticket for each museum visit, even if you visit the museums on the same evening. Some museums/activities can only be visited with a reservation. You can find this info on the museum page: go to the programme per Nocturnes evening and then click on the location.

Please note: if you have made a reservation, you must still buy a ticket: a reservation is not the same as a ticket. And vice versa, a ticket is not the same as a reservation.

• 1 ticket = 1 museum (any Nocturnes evening and any museum)
• Some museums/activities require a reservation. A reservation ≠ a ticket.
  • Have you made a reservation? Then buy a ticket via our website or the museum.
• A ticket ≠ a reservation.
  • Have you bought your tickets? Do you already know which museum/activity you want to go to? Then make sure to check if you need to make a reservation.
• Where do you need a reservation?
  • Expo Josef Hoffmann (11.04)
  • Jewish Museum of Belgium (11.04)
  • KBR (11.04)
  • Lab·An x Hotel Van Eetvelde (18.04 –only with guided tour, no individual visits)
  • La Maison des Arts (24.04)
  • Spontaneous Art Museum (24.04)
  • Maurice Carême Museum (02.05 – free – only with guided tour, no individual visits)
  • Arte-fac – Paul Moens Medicinal Plant Garden (02.05)
  • Erasmus House & the Beguinage of Anderlecht (02.05)
  • Sewer Museum (02.05)
  • Brotherhood of Parachutist Agents 1940-45 (16.05 – free)
  • Chemistry Experimentarium (16.05)
  • Physics Experimentarium (16.05)
  • Maison Hannon (16.05 – only with guided tour, no individual visits)
  • Planetarium of Brussels (23.05)
  • Museum of the National Bank of Belgium (23.05 – free)
  • Maison Cauchie (23.05 – only with guided tour, no individual visits)
  • Meise Botanic Garden (23.05)
  • Institute for Natural Sciences (23.05)
  • Royal Military Museum (23.05)
  • Design Museum Brussels (23.05)

Convinced? Buy your tickets here!