Yes there is but I would recommend coming by public transport since the parking lot is not that large and it is really easy to get there by Metro and Train, they even have special prices at the railwaystation if you buy a combiticket: transport+ entrance

Hello, With our free trail for Kids "Our Masterpieces" (in pdf), you can discover 12 of the must-see exhibits of the Museum of Natural Sciences in Brussels. The trails (6-8 years and 9-12 years) are thematic routes through the Dinosaur Gallery, the Mosasaur Hall, the Gallery of Evolution, the room 250 Years of Natural Sciences and the Gallery of Humankind. Approximate duration: 60 minutes. They are in Dutch, French, English, German, Russian or Spanish. Each of them is available in a pdf format. You will find all links on our site naturalsciences.be in the category "Visits & activities for everybody/Open trails/Free trail for Kids: Our Masterpieces (6-8 / 9-12)" (sorry, website links may not be included in this answer). 6-8 : bit.ly/2S9fIZu 9-12 : bit.ly/2EFjy9A You could also turn your smartphone into a video guide with the free izi.TRAVEL-app and check the 'Our Natural Selection' Tour. Animations and archive photos tell you the story of 6 of our must-see exhibits. Get to know them in a whole different way! Featured in 'Our Natural Selection': the humpback whale in the entrance hall, the world famous Iguanodon of Bernissart, our “Sea rex” – a 12,5m long mosasaur! –, the primitive horse from Messel, the magnificent Mammoth from Lier and, last but not least, the Spy Man, a Belgian Neanderthal. To watch these short videos on your smartphone or tablet, simply download them using the free izi.TRAVEL-app (there is a WiFi hotspot in our entrance hall). The app will lead you on a tour around the Museum for some 30 minutes and is available in EN, FR or NL. Or check our YouTube channel (link in the footer of our website). You will find all links on our site naturalsciences.be in the category "Visits & activities for everybody/Open trails". Have a nice visit at the Museum!

Dipende: ad esempio per i bambini ci sono anche molte attività interattive che possono portare via diverso tempo. Io direi comunque da un minimo di 2-3 ore a tutto il giorno. Noi, con 2 bambini, ci siamo stati circa 3 ore, ma alcune parte (ad esempio la bellissima parte sull'evoluzione umana) l'abbiamo dovuta fare un po' velocemente

Bonjour, Vous trouverez ci-dessous les 3 parkings les plus proches : Parking Forte Dei Marmi : Avenue du Maelbeek 61, 1040 Etterbeek Parking Tulipe : Rue de la Tulipe 39a, 1050 Ixelles Parking des 2 Portes (Porte de Namur) : Boulevard de Waterloo 2, 1000 Bruxelles Plus d'info (notamment sur les transports en commun) sur la page "Informations pratiques/Accès" de notre site (naturalsciences.be/fr/museum/practical-information/2#practical_information-page-2)

Accessible aux chaises roulantes et enfants de moins de 6 ans = accès gratuit.

Er is ook een Villo station vlak voor de deur, wat het museum nog veel gemakkelijker bereikbaar maakt.