Waxworks Museum - Waterloo battlefield

© OPT / J. P. Remy

© www.opt.be / Didier Brancart

© OPT / J. P. Remy

The Waxworks Museum features all the protagonists of the Battle of Waterloo, created in wax by the Musée Grévin in Paris.

The models, created in 1949 by artists from the Musée Grévin in Paris, include Napoleon, Wellington, Blücher, the Prince of Orange, Cambronne, etc. All are extremely lifelike in their colourful uniforms and are displayed against faithfully reconstructed backgrounds.

Many original objects and documents are also shown, as well a the results of excavations of the battlefield.

Every scene, equipped with realia, is described via an audio comment in three languages.

Useful information

Included in the visit of the Waterloo Battlefield.

Opening hours may vary from day to day (changes are generally made in the evenings).

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