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Celtic Museum of Libramont

Libramont-Chevigny, Belgium Museum

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. A fine collection of historic Celtic artifacts and information on the local groups. Not the easiest to find, but well worth the entrance fee. OK but if you know your stuff this might disappoint you a little. (my personal opinion) What they say about themselves ... Through what we do, we want to raise the profile of the Celtic identity (know who they are, when and where they lived, the different populations of which they were made up etc.), as well as the heritage that they have passed down to us. VISION FOR WELCOMING VISITORS The is easily accessible to schools and families, as well as anybody interested in finding out more about the Celts and the discoveries made in the Ardennes. ETHICS To study the Celts, we use historic scientific methods, as well as archaeology. The latter, by definition, is based on studying physical remains. There are all sorts of different ways to interpret them, particularly in less tangible areas such as their mentality, beliefs and values. We prefer to remember the limitations of our knowledge rather than extrapolating from inadequate foundations. As well as this, since the 19th century, the image of “our ancestors, the Gauls”, has sometimes been used for political and nationalist ends: we feel that this kind of ideological misrepresentation is inappropriate. GOALS As a that is officially recognised by the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, our goals are as follows: acquiring collections, taking care of and preserving them, scientific research and disseminating information. Little small, but very interactive and nice stuff. Good local museum. A small museum, but well setup and informative. A lot of information is available and it gives a lot of insight in things. A great price / content museum. Wr went there for the horse exhibition and were happily surprised of the things we were able to learn. Well worth going to. Fair, small where the visitor can find out information about the ancient inhabitants of the area. It should be open on some late afternoons as well so that working people can make it on weekdays. Great collection, with the most Helpful staff. Nice library - requires reservation. Always a good collection of books. Cheap entry and opening hours are fine. The was small but very enjoyable and informative! The trip took me about half an hour, including the time to read everything. Although the expo is in french and flemish there were translations in english and german available. I especially recommend it for families with smaller children. I got to make my own piece of celtic jewellry, grind down flour on a stone tablet, take a piece of string through a loom and more. The souvenirs were also nice with many thematic pieces to choose from. The staff was nice and helpful. Highly recommend for a short stop! really interesting museum. if you are really in to it this could last 2 hours even though it is small, (it took us 3 hours). there are free audio guides available and there are some nice activities from fitting a chain mail to making your own celtic clip! Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. A fine collection of historic Celtic artifacts and information on the local groups. Not the easiest to find, but well worth the entrance fee. OK but if you know your stuff this might disappoint you a little. (my personal opinion) What they say about themselves ... Through what we do, we want to raise the profile of the Celtic identity (know who they are, when and where they lived, the different populations of which they were made up etc.), as well as the heritage that they have passed down to us. VISION FOR WELCOMING VISITORS The is easily accessible to schools and families, as well as anybody interested in finding out more about the Celts and the discoveries made in the Ardennes. ETHICS To study the Celts, we use historic scientific methods, as well as archaeology. The latter, by definition, is based on studying physical remains. There are all sorts of different ways to interpret them, particularly in less tangible areas such as their mentality, beliefs and values. We prefer to remember the limitations of our knowledge rather than extrapolating from inadequate foundations. As well as this, since the 19th century, the image of “our ancestors, the Gauls”, has sometimes been used for political and nationalist ends: we feel that this kind of ideological misrepresentation is inappropriate. GOALS As a that is officially recognised by the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, our goals are as follows: acquiring collections, taking care of and preserving them, scientific research and disseminating information. Little small, but very interactive and nice stuff. Good local museum. A small museum, but well setup and informative. A lot of information is available and it gives a lot of insight in things. A great price / content museum. Wr went there for the horse exhibition and were happily surprised of the things we were able to learn. Well worth going to. Fair, small where the visitor can find out information about the ancient inhabitants of the area. It should be open on some late afternoons as well so that working people can make it on weekdays. Great collection, with the most Helpful staff. Nice library - requires reservation. Always a good collection of books. Cheap entry and opening hours are fine. The was small but very enjoyable and informative! The trip took me about half an hour, including the time to read everything. Although the expo is in french and flemish there were translations in english and german available. I especially recommend it for families with smaller children. I got to make my own piece of celtic jewellry, grind down flour on a stone tablet, take a piece of string through a loom and more. The souvenirs were also nice with many thematic pieces to choose from. The staff was nice and helpful. Highly recommend for a short stop! really interesting museum. if you are really in to it this could last 2 hours even though it is small, (it took us 3 hours). there are free audio guides available and there are some nice activities from fitting a chain mail to making your own celtic clip! Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.

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Address
Pl. Communale 7, Libramont, Wallonia, BE
Phone
+32 61 22 49 76

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