Practical information
Schedules
Winter schedule
From 01/10 tot 31/03
10:00 - 17:00
Summer schedule
From 01/04 to 30/09
9:30 - 18:00
Closing time
Closed on 25/12 and on 01/01
Closed on 24/12 and on 31/12 from 13:30
Visit duration
1 hour Last entrance 1 hour before closing time.
Practical information
Address
Chaussée de Bruxelles 147
1410 Waterloo
The Wellington Museum is located in the centre of Waterloo in front of the Saint-Joseph’s Chapel and Waterloo Tourism.
There are several free car parks available for visitors:
- Parking 319 (an underground and outdoor car park near H&M and Zara).
- Avenue Reine Astrid, 1410 Waterloo
- Rue Théophile Delbar 226, 1140 Waterloo
Practical information
Disabled access
The Wellington Museum has a lift for people with reduced mobility. It is now possible to move freely through part of the museum.
However, as the building is over 300 years old, some rooms are not yet accessible. We apologise for this, but work will soon be carried out to remedy this problem.
In order to allow visitors with special needs to fully enjoy the visit, please contact the museum in advance so that the team can explain all the arrangements to you. Access will also be provided. Guide dogs are also allowed in the museum.
Practical information
Accessibility
By car
You are coming from Brussels:
- Either via the Nationale 5.
- Or via the motorway (Ring 0 – ring around Brussels).
Exit n°28 “Waterloo Nord” takes you to the centre of Waterloo where the Wellington Museum is located.
Coming from the south:
- Either via the Nationale 5.
- Or via the motorway towards Brussels.
Exit 27 “Waterloo Centre” takes you to the heart of Waterloo where the Wellington Museum is located.
By train
Waterloo is on the Brussels – Nivelles – Charleroi railway line.
The nearest station to the Wellington Museum is Waterloo station, which is a 15-minute walk away.
By bike
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