Museum Pass at Kanal: free entry to the exhibitions

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The Kanal showroom at night on the Sainctelette Square

Good news for art lovers with a Museum Pass: the exhibitions at Kanal, the museum of modern and contemporary art in Brussels, are free of charge. Want to skip the queue? Book a free ticket in advance.

What's free with a Museum Pass?

A Museum Pass gives you free entry to all the exhibitions at Kanal. With several running at once, there's always something new to discover. Don't have a pass yet? For 64,95 euros, you can enjoy art in more than 270 museums across Belgium for a whole year. Buy yours online or on the spot at Kanal.

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A large, empty industrial warehouse space with a high vaulted ceiling, exposed metal trusses, and a mezzanine level.
© Bart Grietens

How to use your Museum Pass at Kanal

Drop in spur of the moment or book your ticket in advance to skip the queue and guarantee entry. Either way, remember to bring a valid Museum Pass with you.

Choose a free ticket for either the long-term exhibitions or the temporary exhibition. Want to see them all on the same day? A combo ticket is available for an additional 5 euros.

Museum Pass tickets

Art ticket museum pass

Visit all art exhibitions except NO SHOW.

Valid for one day.

€ 0

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NO SHOW ticket museum pass

Visit the temporary exhibition in Room 3.

Valid for one day.

€ 0

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Combo ticket art museum pass

Visit all art exhibitions.

€ 5 surcharge. Valid for one day.

€ 5

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Check out the exhibition programme below and plan your visit.

Agenda

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  • A person covered in thick, shiny black liquid is standing and moving in a dark, dimly lit setting.
    Joshua Serafin, VOID, performance. © Photo: Garcia Jauregui
  • Empty concrete room with exposed columns, unfinished walls, and a bare floor. The space is dimly lit with minimal visible objects or features.
    Kanal, Lower Room © Bart Grietens
  • White letters spelling "SHOW" rest on a concrete floor. Part of the word's shadow, along with broken letter fragments, are visible under dramatic lighting.
    NO SHOW, Kanal - Centre Pompidou © Image: Emile Rubino
  • Abstract painting with black vertical and horizontal lines on white background, featuring small blue, red, and yellow rectangles in the corners.
    Piet Mondrian (Pieter-Cornelis Mondriaan, dit). Composition en rouge, bleu et blanc II, 1937 © Photo credit: Centre Pompidou, MNAM-CCI/Jacques Faujour/Dist. GrandPalaisRmn. Copyright Artwork : Domaine public
  • Barbara Walker MBE RA, 'The Sitter', 2002 © Courtesy of Tate Modern

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