Sewer Museum

The Sewer Museum is located at Porte d’Anderlecht in Brussels. The museum takes visitors on a tour of an authentic sewer still in use, explaining its history, the work of the people who maintain it, and the water cycle.

EXPO The Sewer Museum reveals the hidden presence of the Senne beneath the city! Rediscover this river, which has been almost entirely covered since the 19th century.

For Back on Senne, artists Romain Tardy and Coline Cornélis present a new immersive work. Explore the river through this sensory landscape of light and sound, which evolves according to the movements of the water.

BEHIND THE SCENES Meet artists Romain Tardy and Coline Cornélis, creators of the digital artwork installed in the Senne vault. Discover the tools they master and unleash your creativity. Experiment with how lasers behave in water and be amazed by the shapes, colours and reflections they produce. Using a hydrophone, dive into underwater sounds and learn the basics of field recording.

Languages: EN

Hours: 18h30, 19h30, 20h30, 21h30

Capacity: 15 poeple

EXTRA MUROS The Senne, around which the city of Brussels developed, was once a graceful river teeming with fish and abundant marsh irises. Through street names, buildings, monuments and ruins, this guided walk invites you to follow in the footsteps of the river and canal, the old and new ports, to better understand their evolution. The walk begins at the Sewer Museum and ends at the KVS.

Languages: NL, FR

Hours: 19h

Duration: 1h30

Capacity: 20 poeple