What's included

Think it looks spectacular from the outside? Wait till you climb up to the top!

Admission to the Atomium

Admission to the Design Museum Brussels

Access to the permanent and temporary exhibitions at both venues

Learn about Belgian history, reflect on democracy, and see interactive exhibits.

Entrance to the BELvue Museum

Access to permanent and temporary exhibitions

Audio guide for your own smartphone / tablet

Make like Charlie Bucket and celebrate all things chocolate – then eat it too!

Admission to the Choco-Story Brussels

A live demonstration by a master chocolate-maker

Chocolate tasting

Explore the 15 highlights of Brussels with an interactive city tour

Audio guide app with 15 points of interests in the city

Visuals, descriptions and audio commentaries by local experts

Offline, interactive digital maps and navigation

How it works

Pick your visit dates

Select your visit dates and number of participants

Get your tickets

Check your email for your digital tickets

Get 10% off next booking

Receive 10% discount code for more attractions in the same city

Highlights

Enjoy access to Brussels' most popular attractions with one convenient ticket, with the Brussels Origin Pass
Explore the mind-blowing Atomium and immerse yourself in chocolatey goodness at Choco-Story Brussels
Brush up on your Belgian history at BELvue Museum, and get an audio guide walking tour app to explore the city with insightful commentary in your ear

Description

The Brussels Origin Pass offers an unbeatable deal on three of the city's top attractions. Get ready to explore the unique Atomium and its nine towering spheres; discover the history of Brussels at the BELvue Museum; and learn all about chocolate at the Choco-Story Brussels.

With this ticket, you'll have access to all three of these amazing destinations in one convenient package....

With this ticket, you'll have access to all three of these amazing destinations in one convenient package. You'll also receive a handy Brussels City Audio Guide App for your smartphone. Allowing you to freely explore the city with insightful commentary in you ear.

Don't miss your chance to experience the best of Brussels!

Atomium This space-age architectural triumph is an eye-catching symbol of modern Brussels. stretching 100 meters into the sky! Built for the 1958 Brussels World Fair, the Atomium was originally intended as a temporary celebration of scientific ingenuity.

Much like the Eiffel Tower, the locals decided they rather liked it, and the Atomium has been a permanent fixture of the Brussels skyline ever since. Part museum, part exhibition space, and part viewing platform, you can learn all about the Atomium's history in the museums, and catch up on the latest high-concept art in the vast exhibition spaces.

Choco-Story Brussels Bring out your inner Willy Wonka with Brussels' homage to chocolate - Choco-Story. Discover chocolate's origins, learn about its role throughout history and watch a live chocolate-making demo by an expert chocolatier. With plenty of lip-smacking tastings, you might want to skip lunch!

Breathe deep as you wander through the exhibitions and see how the Mayans and Aztecs produced the first chocolates, hundreds of years before the sweet treat took Europe by storm. Learn how chocolate became a valuable commodity as it was traded all over the world, and smack your lips as a master chocolatier crafts delicious Belgian pralines right before your eyes.

Afterward, you get to stuff your mouth full of freshly made chocolatey goodness. That's a win!

BELvue Museum Chips, beer, and chocolate - surely there's more to Belgium than that? Enter the BELvue Museum, and discover the rich heritage that makes the Kingdom of Belgium a European melting pot of language, culture, democracy, pluralism, and football!

The BELvue Museum is a walk-in microcosm of Belgian history and culture, designed to showcase the small nation's complex cultural, social, and political landscape. Democracy, prosperity, and solidarity are all part of Belgium's national fabric - Brussels isn't the capital of the EU for nothing!

See over 200 exhibits across multiple themed rooms and hallways, illustrating various facets of Belgian life. There are lithographs by René Magritte, crystal vases by Val Saint-Lambert, a typical Belgian motorcycle, a football signed by the national football team, and lots more.

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