Drift away at the Paul Delvaux Museum: a surreal journey along the Flemish coast

Step into the poetic world of one of Belgium’s most intriguing artists, Paul Delvaux. Housing the world’s largest collection of Delvaux’s works, this museum in Sint-Idesbald offers a unique insight into the life and imagination of the surrealist master. The exhibition is located in a former fisherman’s house, transformed into a charming 1,000 m² space. The rooms guide you through Delvaux’s iconic themes: mysterious women, deserted train stations, skeletons, and classical architecture.
The museum is open from Wednesday to Sunday. Combine your visit with a walk through the dunes or a nearby café stop, and enjoy a day full of wonder.