Explore our exciting visitors’ trail and discover the Concertgebouw’s hidden treasures!
Discover the Concertgebouw, its art and architecture during a surprise-filled visitors’ trail! There’s something for everyone, children included. They’ll have lots of fun on their very own playful discovery trail.
Opening times and tickets
Choose a date on which you would like to book a tour on the calendar.
Choose a date on which you would like to book a tour on the calendar.
Individual
- € 12
- € 6 for youngsters under 26 years or with an European Disability Card
- free for children under 6 and citizens of Bruges, Friends and members of The Keys.
- Every Saturday and Sunday from 10h to 18h (tickets available until 17h)
- During the Belgian holidays open every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
- Buy your tickets online (above)
- Duration: approximately 90minutes
Groups (from 15 persons)
- Your guide immerses you in the astonishing architecture and the art collection of the Concertgebouw.
- Info and reservation: rondleidingen@concertgebouw.be
Guided tour
Unfortunately, guided tours are not yet available (COVID-19). Visitors will, however, receive an attractive Concertgebouw Circuit brochure that contains all the necessary information.
- in Dutch or English (depending on the language preference of the majority of the participants).
- Max. 20 people.
- In Dutch or English (according to the composition of the group)
COVID19 - Safety first
We guarantee you a safe and enjoyable exploration of the Concertgebouw. Thanks to additional hygienic precautions, extra stickers and adapted public flows, your tour – including a relaxing visit to our Concertgebouw café with its terrace on 't Zand – will be entirely in accordance with the imposed measures.
Together we can ensure a safe and enjoyable exploration of the Concertgebouw Circuit.
- Postpone your visit if you are ill.
- Before you enter the building, disinfect your hands at the gel stand provided for this purpose.
- Keep at least 1.5 meters away from staff and from other visitors who do not belong to your bubble.
- Wash your hands frequently and thoroughly.
- If you have to cough or sneeze, do so into the inside of your elbow.
- You have to wear a facemask
- Before you manipulate each of the interactive installations, disinfect your hands once again at the gel stands provided for this purpose.
- If your visit is moving faster than that of the visitor bubble in front of you, pass them at a suitable place, always maintaining a distance of at least 1.5 metres.
- If possible, avoid using the lifts.
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