Visit Park Abbey

Now at the museum

A customised audio guide and videos give you an exciting glimpse of the passion and skill of expert restorers.

The interactive exhibition ‘Lost Heartbeats’ takes you on a journey into the most universal feeling that any of us experience: letting go and learning to hold on in a different way.

Abdij van Park - Pandgang © Cedric Verhelst

Expo sold out!

The cloister re-opens as from 14.9. Walk through Park Abbey’s historic rooms and spaces: admire the refectory and imposing library with their stucco ceilings, the cloister with its 17th-century stained glass windows, and the abbot's residence.

Book tickets

Book tickets for Park Abbey and PARCUM

Hours

Tuesday - Sunday: 10am - 5pm
Monday: Closed

Late evening openings: every last Thursday of the month open until 9 pm

Thu 31.3
Thu 28.4

Admission

12 euro | standard fee
10 euro | concessions
- Residents of Leuven (registered in postal codes 3000, 3001, 3010, 3012 en 3018)
- Age + 65 with ID card
- Students (- 26 years) with their valid student card
- Visitors with disabilities and their caretaker
- Teachers
- Members of Davidsfonds, Open Monumenten, VTB Kultuur: with their affiliate ID
- Members of Gezinsbond receive a 20% discount on the standard fee that will be collected on their saving card
7 euro |12- 18 years old
2 euro |with UiTPAS card
Free |Age 12 and under, ICOM-kaart, KU Leuven culture card, museumPASSmusées, press (on request)

Praktische informatie

5. Met de buitenlift naar binnen naar het onthaal - foto Joanna Leun

For everyone

We do our utmost to meet the needs of those visitors whose mobility is reduced or restricted.

During your visit

It is important that everyone who visits the abbey and PARCUM feels safe and enjoys their experience. That’s why we kindly ask that you observe the following guidelines.

Luchtfoto Abdij van Park vlakbij Philipssite Leuven

Itinary and parking

The way by bike, car, train, bus or on foot

Activities

Abdij van Park buitenrondleiding - foto Joanna Leung

Choose a tour

You can either take a tour of the abbey buildings, with information about the rich history, or take a trip of the abbey and the surrounding abbey site...