In the NAM-IP computer museum more than 300 artefacts allow you to discover the history of computer science and its premise.

Our collections extend from Hollerith's statistical machine (end 19th century) until today's touch screens. Our museum track leads you from the origins of computers and the digital world. Starting from the very first accounting and typing machines, via punched card machinery you arrive at the first computers installed in Belgium in the sixties and the personal computers of the eighties and nineties.