Nocturne at Tram Museum – Spooky way

It was well after dark and I have already started to get into Halloween spirit. Being in a spooky mood, I have visited the Tram Museum.

Vehicles from a period that spans over a century, various accessories and objects have been a great scenery for a photographer with a soft spot for steampunk and vintage.

Here is a photo-story from my visit with my strong recommendation to see this special place. Put your spooky glasses on and enjoy!

By the way – till beginning of December, Brussels Museum Nocturnes are on-going and they are an excellent opportunity to experience our city’s history in a different light.

Aleksandra Rowicka

Addicted to cultural life of Brussels, fashion photography and dark chocolate. Author of the Twirling Hair blog.

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