So, we finally managed to get there! As in it was ...

So, we finally managed to get there! As in it was open and, luckily, not overcrowded. If you want to visit, please pay attention to have cash (no Bancontact!) and also to the working hours (from 14.30 to 17.00!!). The webpage has all the details and if you call with other questions the people are really nice and helpful. You might want to consider that during holidays there is an overflow of kids and the place is not so big- you might have to either be there first or wait until some of the visitors get out. When the weather is fine waiting is no problem, as it has a nice playground attached. And goats :) On the inside: the place is great for youg kids (mine is three now). It is not huge, but well organised and varied. Everything is interactive on different levels (not only gadgets, but things to move around, to match and to figure out the meaning). They have very hands-on activities, workshops with bilingual (FR/NL) animators, lots of corners to explore and discover. I had a lot of fun myself. There is also a small caffe on the first floor. If you come, plan for more than an hour for the entire tour. My favourite place: the room where kids have superpowers and write/draw their fears on a piece of paper & nail it to a wall, so the fear will stay there and slip into oblivion!