Train World
Train World is a unique rail experience that will take you from the very first steam locomotives to high-speed trains!
Admire legendary locomotives and marvel at the luxury of royal carriages, or take a seat in the cockpit of a locomotive!
Train World offers full access to disabled visitors.
- T. +32 2 224 74 37
- Schaerbeek train station
- Place Princesse Elisabeth 5 Prinses Elisabethplein - 1030 Schaerbeek
- www.trainworld.be
- info@trainworld.be
Train World opens the doors to a fascinating world: that of railways, trains and railway history in all its splendour. In one place, discover the rapid and dizzying evolution from the first steam engines to the most modern TGV! 22 old locomotives with the charm of yesteryear are to be discovered. The highlight of the visit is a ride on a train simulator! An added bonus: the train will drop you off at the foot of the museum, located in the old Schaerbeek station.
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By train to Train World, what could be more logical? And what's more interesting: buy your tickets for Train World and get a 50% discount with the Discovery Ticket!
- Buy your e-ticket on www.trainworld.be and add a free Discovery Ticket voucher to your shopping basket
- Look for the Discovery Ticket code on your Train World e-ticket: it is a 16-digit code.
- Order your Discovery Ticket here.
- Print out your Discovery Ticket or present the PDF on your smartphone screen when you check in on the train.
- Enjoy your trip to Train World !
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Price
Enfants: 5,00 € - Jeunes: 11,00 € - Normal: 15,00 € - Article 27: 1,25 €
Train World is proud to host two low-stimulus days in 2024. One on Wednesday April 17 and the other on October 2. On these days we organize adapted activities in an adapted museum. What is a 'low-stimulus day'? It is a day that allows for a museum visit in a quiet and adapted environment. The low-stimulus day is for those who like it a bit quieter. In order to ensure a comfortable visit for everyone, the museum is adjusting its scenography. The lighting is adjusted and sounds are turned off. We arrange for some quiet spaces in the museum. A tailored plan shows you the specifics of each room in the museum using a colour code. The quietest spots are in light yellow; the most stimulating in dark red.