Discover when, why and how sewers were built. Learn about the unusual working conditions of sewer workers. Discover the importance of water management in the city. From the water coming out of the tap, to its disposal to the water treatment plant: you will see the consequences of your daily rituals in practice!

• Duration: 1 hour
• Tarif:
  • 100€ per group (max. 25 people) + one entrance ticket per person to the museum
  • Social associations: 70€ all included

From 21.09.24 au 22.06.25, discover our temporary exhibition ‘After rain comes…’ at the museum.

Rain is an everyday topic that often comes up in conversations. This natural phenomenon continues to occupy our minds, from simple matters like our weekend plans to serious concerns such as climate change, heatwaves, and floods. But have you ever stopped to think about what exactly happens after a rain shower? What does the rain do to our sewage system in Brussels, and what effect does it have on the environment? And shouldn’t we consider rain as a valuable resource rather than something that needs to be drained away as quickly as possible? Our guide will take you through this new exhibition, where you’ll find answers to all these questions through concrete examples and current, innovative solutions.

• Duration : 1h15min
• Tarif:
  • 100€ per group (max. 25 people) + one entrance ticket per person to the museum
  • Social associations: 70€ all included

Discover a unique team building experience at the Sewer Museum that goes beyond the ordinary! Strengthen the cohesion within your team while fostering teamwork in an unconventional setting. Immerse yourselves in the mysterious world of the sewers, where an intriguing challenge awaits.

Embark on a thrilling investigation as you encounter the lifeless body of a sewer worker discovered in the main sewer of the Chaussée de Mons. The circumstances surrounding his drowning appear suspicious, prompting the police to assign an officer to unravel the mystery. Now, the Sewer Museum invites your team to join forces with the officer and take on the task of solving this enigma.

Uncover clues ranging from personal notes and pollution analyses to work schedules and hidden messages. Your team’s collective efforts will be crucial in navigating this challenging environment and piecing together the evidence. Is the death a mere accident, or does it connect to the deceased sewer worker’s involvement in the fight against water pollution?

This immersive experience not only encourages teamwork but also provides an opportunity to expand your knowledge about the essential work of sewer workers and the environmental issues associated with water management and global warming. Elevate your team building activities with a unique blend of mystery, collaboration, and environmental awareness at the Sewer Museum

• Duration: 1h30min
• Practical information: To enable participants to carry out the research in the best possible conditions, the museum does not host other groups at the same time as the team-building visits. The number of team-building visits per week is therefore limited.
• Tarif: € 175 per group (max. 10 people) + 6€ museum admission per person. We can welcome 2 groups at the same time.