église Saint-Antoine de Liège in Liège, Belgium – Museum Information

General Information

Museum nameéglise Saint-Antoine de Liège
CategoryMuseum
LocationOutremeuse, Liège, Wallonia,
Address Rue Moray, 4000 Liège, Belgium (View on Google Maps)

The Église Saint-Antoine de Liège, located in the heart of Liège, Belgium, serves as a museum showcasing the life and culture of Wallonia. This former church has been transformed into a museum, providing visitors with an engaging environment to explore the region’s heritage. The museum offers temporary exhibitions in a beautifully restored space, accommodating various art collections and historical displays. Guided tours typically last around 60 minutes, making the museum accessible for a short visit.

Current exhibitions include fascinating displays related to the work of Leonardo da Vinci, featuring artistic interpretations and educational insights into his contributions. Visitors can expect to find diverse artifacts and artworks that tell the story of Wallonian life and culture through the ages. The museum is well-rated for its unique atmosphere and informative exhibitions, making it a worthwhile stop for those interested in regional history.

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    Accessibility

    • Wheelchair accessible entrance: Yes
    • Wheelchair accessible parking lot: Yes

    Amenities

    • Restaurant: No

    Contact Information

    Phone+32 4 237 90 50
    Website