What was life like for soldiers in the muddy trenches of WWI? This interactive museum tells you the stories of soldiers in WWI in a way that's suitable for all ages.
What was it like to fight in the trenches, never knowing when you get to go home? In Flanders Fields Museum is the best museum in West Flanders to learn all about the real impact of world war one. History buffs and families will all love this museum, but it’s worth dropping by for everyone to get a full picture of Belgium’s past. Plus, the Cloth Hall is one of the top photo spots in Ypres.
In Flanders Feilds Museum: Bringing History to Life
What happened in WWI? Sadly, 600,000 died in Belgium. In Flanders Fields Museum takes their life stories and puts them on display. See and hear their stories!
When you enter, you’ll get an ID bracelet. Using it, you can trace back the stories of a soldier from WWI. Your bracelet won’t be the same as the next person’s who enters. Or the next. You’re getting a pretty unique experience! History has a lot more impact when you see a face and name, after all.
Getting There
1 April - 15 Nov, open everyday, 10:00 to 18:00
16 Nov - 31 Mar, Tu to Su, 10:00 to 17:00
All seasons
Adults 10€, Kids free, special discount rates available
Open; you must reserve a timeslot online. The reading room of the Research Centre is open by appointment.