Top Things to do in Namur Province
The 7 Best History Museums in Namur Province, Wallonia
Discover the best top things to do in Namur Province, Belgium including Ecomuseum of the Viroin, ReGare, Centre d'Interpretation du Patrimoine Fossois et Regional, Musee Archeologique de la Haute-Meuse, Le Phare, Centre General Gerard, Musee du Chemin de Fer a Vapeur, Tour d'Anhaive.
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1. Ecomuseum of the Viroin
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
In a magnificent 16 century farm castle, the Ecomuseum of the Viroin is a link between past, present and futur. The museum focuses on the social and economical history of the beautiful Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse region. It tells the story of men and women, craftmen, farmers and villagers...
2. ReGare, Centre d'Interpretation du Patrimoine Fossois et Regional
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Your discovery of Fosses-la-Ville starts at the local and regional Heritage interpretation Center, ReGare. The Chinels, the septennial St-Feuillen March (immaterial heritage UNESCO) or the Limotche won't have any secrets left for you! ReGare is located alongside the RAVeL cycle and footpath. E-bikes rental, "Bikes Welcome" and disabled access.
3. Musee Archeologique de la Haute-Meuse
4. Le Phare
5. Centre General Gerard
6. Musee du Chemin de Fer a Vapeur
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By GLove500 - Bierbeek, Belgium
Take a look at the captivating history of the (steam) trains in Western Europe and Belgium. An extensive exhibition of both locomotives and train wagons is completed with all sorts of paraphernalia related to trains and railways. Detailed explanations of the mechanical principles behind the different technologies add a significant value to the visit. The museum had a separate activity for children, where they needed to find specific items in the museum, encouraging them to look at all items on display. This museum can certainly compete with the TrainWorld Schaarbeek Museum in Brussels. An expansion of the museum to double its size is planned for the near future. Unfortunately, the restrictions regarding covid-19 prevented us from taking a trip with an actual steam train.
