M Leuven
Art museum · Leuven ·

M Leuven

Art museum · Leuven ·

Architect-designed museum uniting old and new, with rooftop views

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M Leuven by null
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Leopold Vanderkelenstraat 28, 3000 Leuven, Belgium Get directions

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Leopold Vanderkelenstraat 28, 3000 Leuven, Belgium Get directions

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Christopher L.

Google
Great museum with an extensive collection which is now interestingly curated in themes, rather than strictly by period. I found this quite engaging and made for an interesting visit.

fghfghfg F.

Google
Absolutely wonderful museum! M Leuven is a beautifully designed space that seamlessly blends historic architecture with modern contemporary art. The curated collection is impressive and thought-provoking. Staff is friendly and helpful. Highly recommend visiting - whether you're an art enthusiast or casual visitor, there's something for everyone. Great location, reasonable admission prices, and the entire experience was memorable. 5 stars!

Gin C

Google
It was once the home of the mayor of Leuven and then the home of a rich family. Some interesting exhibits and classic paintings were displayed. It took about 1.5 hours to walk through. And there is a cafe inside the museum. You can enjoy the coffee inside the museum or outside anytime then get back to the museum. The ticket is valid for one day and re-enter as long as you keep the sticker and the ticket.

Jet R.

Google
Very nice museum!! It has a mix of different styles and times. Sometimes it was kind of confusing when walking around, because of this mix. It’s not really set up chronologically or categorically. The museum is also very interactive, here and there they had little stories to listen to and you were able to give your input on a possible discussion! There’s also a rooftop where you can go, which has a cool view over the city. Overall, it’s not very big, but it’s a lot of fun! Within a few hours you’ve seen everything. Downstairs there’s a cute little cafe where you can enjoy a drink with a small bite.

Mario M

Google
While this museum may not be on everyone's "must-see" list, it does provide a pleasant art experience, especially if you have a museum pass (free entrance). Although it does not house any famous masterpieces, the museum successfully connects the past and present through meaningful thematic parallels. We especially loved the interesting temporary exhibitions featuring local artists. A tour lasts about 90 minutes, and the personnel was quite friendly and informative. Through their website or app you get access to a free audio tour. The museum also has a cafeteria, a small shop selling art-related books and souvenirs, and a stunning rooftop patio. Free lockers are available downstairs for your convenience.

Courtney C.

Google
Great museum in Leuven to check out if you have time. The interior is very nicely laid out and looks like it was recently renovated or updated. The collection includes a wide range of pieces and has many works from Belgian artists. The museum is much larger than I expected and you could easily spend a couple of hours here. Keep an eye out on their website for free admission days.

Nini E.

Google
This is a really lovely museum with lots of great art works from late‑Gothic art to contemporary exhibits. It’s both a tour guided and self-paced tour (if you so choose) with audio assistance so you get to really enjoy the experience and take in the works with much appreciation.

Harsh D.

Google
It’s good but it is very distasteful to put art with clear pornography right next to old Christian art. I also think they should separate the modern art collection but that is just from my preference.