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In the MAS

Cloakroom, lockers and toilets

Coats and personal belongings can be left safely in our cloakroom. Large bags and backpacks are not allowed in the museum. Please use the lockers you find on the ground floor, behind the reception desk. You will need a 1 euro coin for use of the lockers.

Toilets for visitors are located on the ground floor in the cloakroom and on the 1st floor.

Babies and small children

  • You can take the escalator with a stroller at your own risk. Would you like to use the elevator? Request this at the ticket counter (ground floor). A MAS attendant will bring you to the desired floor(s). You can leave your stroller behind in a locked room. Ask about this at the info desk.
  • Baby backpacks are not allowed in the galleries. A baby carrier or sling is allowed.
  • The panoramic roof (+10) is only accessible by the staircase.
  • On the ground floor, you will find a baby nursery table.
  • The breastfeeding room is located on the 7th floor. You can feed your baby there in privacy. Ask for it at the information desk.

Quiet room

We have set up a 'quiet room' on the 7th floor. It is a place where you can step out of the daily flow of activities and get some quiet time. Experience here what silence, your own rhythm and mental space can do for you. The room is open and freely accessible to all visitors during the opening hours of the museum halls.

It is also used as a breastfeeding room.

The quiet room came about in collaboration with non-profit organization BlinkOut.

Audio

You can listen to the audio in the museum halls with your own Android earphones or headphones with a mini-jack connector. You can also buy a set of earphones at the desk. Wireless earphones or headphones cannot be used. For some exhibitions we provide audio guides which you must return after your visit.

Visitor guides

Digital

You can view the following digital visitor guides on your smartphone:

On paper

Visitor guides on paper are still available for the exhibitions 'Antwerp à la carte' and 'Art from pre-Columbian America'.

See also

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Accessibility

MAS strives to be as accessible and inclusive a place as possible. How do we welcome less mobile visitors, people with hearing or visual impairments, or those with autism spectrum disorders?

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