Hours ///
THE PREHISTOMUSEUM IS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK.
OPENING TIMES VARY ACCORDING TO SEASON
The Museum is closed on 24, 25 and 31 December 2021 and on 1 January 2022.
Adress ///
128, rue de la Grotte /// 4400 Flémalle - Liège
By train ///
Take a train to Flémalle station (timetable), then take TEC bus n°45 (timetable) or a further 20 minutes by bike
or
Take the train to Engis station, then a further 10 minutes by bike
By car ///
TEC Liège- Verviers - Line 9 leaving from Liège Opéra, to the “RAMIOUL Grottes” stop – See timetables
By car ///
Motorway E42, exit n°4 “Flémalle”
GPS coordinates:
Latitude: 50.579246 | Longitude: 5.426674
The Préhistomuseum is
20 minutes from Liège
40 minutes from Namur
60 minutes from Brussels
Où manger ///
Where to sleep ///
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Visitors with specific needs ///
The Prehistomuseum is a museum based on an archaeological site, in a listed natural valley. Its topography is not optimal for people with motor problems.
Although not all activities are accessible, every effort is made to accommodate the specific needs of each visitor.
Anyone accompanying a person with special needs may enter the museum free of charge.
Only guide and/or assistance dogs are allowed.
Every effort is made to accommodate the special needs of each visitor.
Access by car
The drop-off point and parking lot 1 have spaces reserved for PRMs.
You can also easily drop off a visitor at the drop-off point and return to the parking lot below.
For PRMs, you can drop someone off right next to the entrance to the main building. Please inform reception 0474|64.64.75
Access to the main and catering buildings
Both buildings are fully accessible to PRMs.
However, given the natural gradient of the site, we advise you to be accompanied.
Access to indoor exhibits
The 3 indoor exhibits are fully accessible, both in terms of layout and mediation.
Access to outdoor activities
Experiences spread over the 30-hectare site vary in character. The museum's reception staff are trained to answer all your questions and advise you on your itinerary and how to access the different experiences.
Accessibility to museum content
The museum offers hands-on workshops led by archaeologist-mediators. They offer activities that appeal to all 5 senses. People with mental, visual, hearing or motor impairments can therefore take advantage of these workshops. The museum's archaeologist-mediators naturally adapt their discourse to visitors.
Tips
Stop by the reception desk in the main building as soon as you arrive.
Don't hesitate to call 04 275 49 75 to ask for advice before your visit.
Our education department can arrange tailor-made tours for groups.
We have staff who speak sign language (on request).
A wheelchair is available.
Seat sticks are available at reception.