Royal Museum of Mariemont

Address:

Chaussée de Mariemont 100
7140 MORLANWELZ-MARIEMONT (MORLANWELZ)Belgium
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Since 1975, the Royal Museum of Mariemont has exhibited rich collections gathered by its founder Raoul Waroqué.

Mariemont is, among other things:

A 45 hectares English style park,
the ruins of the palace of Charles de Lorraine,
the Bourgeois of Calais, of Rodin,
the world's finest Tournai porcelain collection,
hundreds of works from Egypt, Greece and Rome such as the monumental statue of Cleopatra (5 tons), frescos from the villa of Boscoréale (Pompeii) or the Arès Somzée,
the most complete collection of Chinese antiquities in Belgium,
a tea pavilion and numerous collections from Japan, Korea, Vietnam,
archaeological and historical collections, manuscripts and autographs, thousands of precious books and many other treasures...

Opening Hours

Open daily except on Mondays that are not public holidays. Closed on 1 January and 25 December.

Park open daily at 8am from April to September, at 10am from October to March.

Closed at 5pm from November to March, at 6pm fro April to October (7pm on Sundays and public holidays from May to August).

Useful information

Guided visits on request for groups of maximum 20 persons.

Duration of the visit: 1 to 2 hours.

Creative workshops for children and adults

Reservations: +32 (0)64/27 37 52.

A multi-sensory approach to the museum, the collections and the exhibitions has been developed for visually and hearing-impaired visitors.

The Mariemont domain is partially accessible to mobility-impaired persons.