TreM.a – Museum of Ancient Arts
Treasures from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
TreM.a presents treasures from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
Among the masterpieces on display are the paintings of Henri Bles, 16th century Mosan landscape painter, the sculptures of the master of Waha and the Treasury of Oignies, an exceptional collection of 13th-century goldsmithing.
The booklet “Insights on Permanent Collections” is available at the entrance to guide you through your discoveries.
Groups
Guided tours are offered around permanent collections and temporary exhibitions. They are only organized by reservation and are aimed at groups of max. 8 people per guide. The visit lasts approximately one hour and allows you to get to know the works and their stories better.
Info and reservations: 081 / 77.67.54 or mediation.trema@province.namur.be
People with specific needs
People with special needs have access to the various temporary exhibition halls and the toilets.
Schools
Schools (nursery, primary and secondary education):
Animations: painting, sculpture, goldsmiths, symbolism of animals, scientific techniques, treasure of Oignies … They are all organized in the museum and are supplemented by an artistic workshop.
Families
In addition to the children’s exploration books, available free of charge at the museum desk, various activities are organized for families: discovery of the history of the Treasure of Oignies through a shadow show, birthday at the museum.
Informations pratiques
TreM.a – Museum of Ancient Arts
Rue de Fer 24
5000 Namur
- +32 (0)8 177 67 54
- +32 (0)8 177 69 24
- musee.arts.anciens@province.namur.be
- Consultez le site web
Offres spécifiques
- Des musées à vivre en famille!
- Wallonie Destination Qualité
- Accessible aux vélos
- Classification des attractions en Wallonie (3)
- Accessible pour les personnes à besoins spécifiques
- Réductions pour les publics précarisés
