Palazzo on the Scheldt – secondary education

No. The interactive part is stimulated by a game of question and answer. The guide will challenge the students to observe the collection together and to talk about Rubens and his art. The Rubens House itself contains many different art forms.

No, the Rubens House does not have a museum café or a separate room for picnics. Nearby is the Theaterplein, a large square with an awning where the class group can eat sandwiches in the afternoon. There are also several restaurants and bistros in the neighbourhood.

Only the ground floor and the garden part of the tour are wheelchair accessible. There is no elevator in the Rubens House, so the first floor is not accessible for wheelchair users. There is a toilet for wheelchair users.

There is no elevator in the Rubens House, so the first floor can only be reached by stairs. There are benches in some of the museum rooms.

There is no elevator for visitors in the Rubens House.

Dogs are not allowed, except for guide dogs and other certified assistance dogs.

You are not allowed to bring strollers into the Rubens House. They must be stored in the courtyard, where they will be monitored by the doorman.

The museum and the garden are a smoke-free environment.

Food and drink are not allowed in the museum halls.

Do not take photographs with a flash. Selfie sticks are not allowed. Always ask permission for professional photographic and audiovisual recordings.

The Rubens House does not have a museum café. There are several places where you can get something to eat or drink in the vicinity of the museum.

There is a museum shop opposite the entrance to the Rubens House.