Braille Museum
Free admission, no reservation required.
Rue d’Angleterre 57
1060 Saint-Gilles
Free museum
EXPO Braille Museum
GUIDED TOUR 2025 Braille celebrates its 200th anniversary
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Braille Museum The Braille Museum is located on rue d’Angleterre in Saint-Gilles. The museum traces the history of braille from its origins to the present day and offers visitors the chance to discover the use of braille and its applications in everyday life.
EXPO Find out all about Louis Braille, the genius inventor of braille, and how he created braille writing, embossing and letterpress that are used in everyday life.
GUIDED TOUR New perspectives on braille: a tribute and beyond. Braille has overcome countless challenges in its 200 years of existence and continues to be a tool that fosters the empowerment and inclusion of blind and visually impaired people. Let us celebrate this future together and get an exclusive preview of the innovations to come.
Languages: FR, NL, EN
Hours: Continuously between 18h and 22h
Capacity: 30 people
