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Visiting the sewers of Brussels
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It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get acquainted with the specific atmosphere of sewers: the heat, the humidity, the smells, the noise of waterfalls and the passage of cars, tracks left by rats, lights..
The development of the sewers makes an autonomous and safe visit possible. Of course one has to obey the rules.
Sewers Museum
Pavillon de l'Octroi
Porte d'Anderlecht
1000 Brussels
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Tel. : 02 279 60 13
museedesegouts@brucity.be
http://musees.bruxelles.be
Opening hours : from Tuesday till Friday from 10 am till 5 pm, guided tours on booking (only for groups)
Closing period : closed on Tuesday 24 January from noon
More information : Price rate: 3 euro per person, 2 euro for people under 15 years and groups (minimum of 10 persons). Free for the groups of schools situated on the territory of the Region of Brussels Capital (pupils and guides), for the inhabitants of the City of Brussels, and for children under 6 years.
Road works
Information and bookings
Studies and Permits Unit
Rue du Pont Neuf 12
1000 Brussels
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Tel. : 02 279 60 10
Fax : 02 279 60 62
museedesegouts@brucity.be
1000 Brussels
1000 Brussels
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