Costume and Lace Museum

Lace making is a defining craft in Flanders, emerging prominently in the 16th century.

Founded in Brussels, this museum illustrates the evolution of lace, featuring both kloskant and naaldkant styles, showcasing their use in both underwear and outerwear. The architecture complements its historical exhibits, making it a culturally rich experience. The museum also emphasizes Belgium's innovative fashion scene with contemporary textile exhibitions.

Unique Highlights

🧵 Unique lace displays featuring centuries-old intricate designs.
👗 Contemporary textile exhibitions showcasing Belgium’s current fashion trends.
🏛️ Beautifully preserved historical architecture enhancing the exhibits.

Accessibility includes both free admission and special paid events. It’s ideal for tourists, families, and historians alike.