Temporary Closure and Discounted Admission at Museum De Reede in Antwerp
Antwerp’s dedicated graphic arts hub, Museum De Reede, is temporarily adjusting its opening schedule and admission fees to prepare for an upcoming presentation. The venue is currently setting up its latest exhibition, Paul Harbutt - ODYSSEY, which requires a brief pause in regular operations.
Planning Your Visit to Museum De Reede During the Exhibition Transition
If you are planning to visit the gallery in the coming days, please note that the museum will be completely closed to the public on Friday, 9 February.
Following this one-day closure, the doors will reopen from Saturday, 10 February through Monday, 12 February. During this three-day transition period, visitors can explore the galleries at a special reduced admission rate of €5. However, the temporary exhibition space will be inaccessible during this time; only the museum's permanent collection—which showcases exceptional graphic works by masters such as Francisco Goya, Edvard Munch, and Félicien Rops—will be open to the public.
For future planning, visitors can review the standard admission prices and check the regular weekly opening hours to coordinate their trip.
To help you navigate the city’s rich gallery scene, Musemap (musemap.art) offers curated guides to local art spaces. You can browse more museums in Antwerp or locate nearby exhibitions using the interactive Antwerp cultural map.
