Four Brussels Jubelpark Museums Unite, Sign Letter of Intent

Four major cultural institutions located in Brussels' Jubelpark are set to enhance their collaboration. Autoworld, the Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage (KIK), the Royal Museums of Art and History (KMKG), and the War Heritage Institute have signed a letter of intent to formalize their partnership.

Their collective goal is to transform the Jubelpark site into a prominent cultural, scientific, and tourist hub, not only within Belgium but also on an international scale. Together, these institutions currently draw 500,000 visitors each year. The strengthened cooperation is expected to significantly boost their reach and global presence.

Plans include joint initiatives such as shared exhibitions and events to enrich the visitor experience. The institutions are also considering collective participation in events like Museum Night Fever and organizing unique public concepts, including overnight stays within the museums. Existing joint ventures, like a combined ticket for three of the museums, will be expanded, alongside increased collaboration in research and collection management.

Despite the formalization of their partnership, the four institutions emphasize that they will maintain their individual identities and autonomy. This strategic alliance aims to leverage their combined strengths while preserving their unique characteristics.

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