Wellington Museum
Paid entrance. No reservation required.
Chaussée de Bruxelles 147
1410 Waterloo
EXPO The Battle of Waterloo 1815
EXPO Horse: A human story
BEHIND THE SCENES Between Expertise and the Preparation of a Collection Piece
GUIDED TOUR Guided tour of the exhibition Horse: A Human Story
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Wellington Museum The Wellington Museum is located in Waterloo. This museum tells the story of the famous Battle of Waterloo.
EXPO The Wellington Museum holds the largest collection dedicated to the 1815 campaign, in the heart of a 300-year-old auberge. This legendary inn played host to the Duke of Wellington, commander of the Allied armies, who defeated Napoleon Bonaparte on June 18, 1815.
EXPO Horse: A Human story will reveal the essential impact of horses during the wars of the Revolution and the Empire. The exhibition will also highlight the significant role they played in agriculture, the economy and leisure activities.
BEHIND THE SCENES Take a behind-the-scenes look at the museum and meet our curator, who will show you how he appraises and showcases collection items, and how inter-museum loans work.
Languages: FR, NL, EN
Hours: continuously between 18h and 22h
Capacity: 15 people
GUIDED TOUR Join a guided tour and learn all the secrets of the temporary exhibition Horse: A Human Story. Visits focusing on feminism will highlight the role of women who were invisible during the history of the First Empire.
Languages: FR, NL, EN
Hours: FR : 18h00, 19h30 / NL: 18h30 / EN: 20h30 / Féminisme (FR) : 19h00, 20h00
