Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
St. Nicholas Church (52,3 km)
La Grand-Place (52,2 km)
Brussels Town Hall (52,1 km)
Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium (51,6 km)
Saint Jacques-sur-Coudenberg (51,6 km)
Royal Palace of Brussels (51,5 km)
Church of Our Blessed Lady of the Sablon (51,4 km)
Leuven Town Hall (58,3 km)
Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula (52,2 km)
User Reviews
victoria nyaga (13 months ago)
We spent most of the day here as there was so much to see. I loved the narrative guide; it was like a conversation between a lady and a gentleman personas who worked in the mine, so I found it alive and captivating.
We spent most of the day here as there was so much to see. I loved the narrative guide; it was like a conversation between a lady and a gentleman personas who worked in the mine, so I found it alive and captivating.
3N0 (13 months ago)
We spent 5 hours (incl restaurant on the site). The place is very big and very interesting. It is very recommended, also with kids.
We spent 5 hours (incl restaurant on the site). The place is very big and very interesting. It is very recommended, also with kids.
Vin Chenzo (15 months ago)
Excellent museum well worth visiting. It teaches you a lot about the industrial revolution and mining in this area and is very in depth with sub museums also inside such as a glass museum. The staff speak good English and the displays also are in perfect English. I spent 2 hours here so this is highly recommended. Free entry also.
Excellent museum well worth visiting. It teaches you a lot about the industrial revolution and mining in this area and is very in depth with sub museums also inside such as a glass museum. The staff speak good English and the displays also are in perfect English. I spent 2 hours here so this is highly recommended. Free entry also.
Martin Maryas (16 months ago)
All of us should see such places to understand "how did we get to this point of civilization", blood and tears of miners
All of us should see such places to understand "how did we get to this point of civilization", blood and tears of miners
Marek Sopko (21 months ago)
Excellent! Excellent! the parking lot was full so we parked in a nearby street, the entrance fee is valuable, kind staff speaks English, toilets are for free, the area is quite large, we walked independently with an electronic guide, many exhibits are related to mines and coal, machines, industry, electricity, short the film shows the history of the mine and industry and the minning accident, everywhere was clean, the spaces for visitors are outside and inside, you can spend about 2-3 hours there, interesting even for children, there is a cafe and a restaurant, I highly recommend it!
Excellent! Excellent! the parking lot was full so we parked in a nearby street, the entrance fee is valuable, kind staff speaks English, toilets are for free, the area is quite large, we walked independently with an electronic guide, many exhibits are related to mines and coal, machines, industry, electricity, short the film shows the history of the mine and industry and the minning accident, everywhere was clean, the spaces for visitors are outside and inside, you can spend about 2-3 hours there, interesting even for children, there is a cafe and a restaurant, I highly recommend it!
