MoMu Fashion Museum Antwerp
MoMu, the Fashion Museum of Antwerp, has been an internationally respected centre of expertise for fashion for more than twenty years. The museum presents two to three major exhibitions per year, focusing on Belgian designers such as Ann Demeulemeester, Dries Van Noten, and Raf Simons, but also on international names.
According to the museum itself, MoMu is accessible to wheelchair users via the revolving door at the main entrance, and all galleries and facilities are accessible. A loaner wheelchair is available at the desk, or can be reserved in advance via balie@momu.be. Details about specific toilets or level differences are not mentioned on the museum's website — if in doubt, ask by phone.
The museum is part of the ModeNatie building, which also houses the Antwerp Fashion Academy. Nearby you will find the bustling fashion district, the Saint Andrew's Church, and many trendy shops. Disabled parking spaces are available in the Drukkerijstraat (according to the museum's website). Free admission for persons with a disability on presentation of the European Disability Card.
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