History museums in Namur

Musée de Groesbeeck-De Croix is housed in a stately building from the 18th century. The building exudes the atmosphere of an aristocratic residence from the Age of Enlightenment. On display are artistic works by cabinetmakers, goldsmiths, watchmakers and glassblowers of old Namur, among others.

Musée Diocésain displays the church treasures of Saint-Aubain, consisting of, among other things, goldsmith's art from the 11th to 18th centuries and paintings and sculptures originating from the parishes and former abbeys of the Diocese of Namur. It also displays medieval glassware, textiles and ma

Musée Archéologique de Namur is housed in the Halle Al'Chair, the former hall of the butchers. The museum displays mainly prehistoric and Gallo-Roman objects.

Musée Africain de Namur is located in the guardhouse of the old Leopold Barracks from the late 19th century. The museum displays documents and objects that recall the Belgian presence in the Congo. The collection includes African art, pottery, ornamental ironwork, fabrics, musical instruments, weapo

Musée du Trésor du Prieuré d'Oignies is a treasury housed in a modern convent guarded by the Sisters of Our Lady. Among its exhibits are Gothic religious chalices, crosses and reliquaries, many of which were made by Friar Hugo d'Oignies.

The Museum of the Engineers is dedicated to the history of the Engineers of the Belgian Army, from 1830 to today.

The Commando Museum paints a picture of the history of the Belgian Commandos from their founding in Britain in 1942 to the present day.

l'Espace Archéologique Saint-Pierre" shows the results of excavations in Wallonia.

The museum is dedicated to the history of one of the oldest Belgian cavalry regiments, from its origins in 1814 to the present day.

The Muséobus is a traveling museum, an exhibition hall on wheels open to everyone. The bus traverses all the streets and neighborhoods of the villages and cities of Brussels and Wallonia.