- Attractions
- Industrial heritage
- Museum or Interpretation Centre
The Glass Museum, at the Bois du Cazier in Marcinelle, retraces five thousand years of art, history and technology.
The collections are presented from an innovative angle: a backwards chronology invites the visitor on a completely new voyage, from the present day to the origins of glass.
The Glass Museum workshop
Glass-blowing demonstrations with a blowtorch in the workshop.
Visitors with specific needs
Wallonia has created an Access-i network presenting the facilities available at sites and attractions throughout the region. Please check the detailed page for this location.
Some tourist attractions have reopened to the public.
Please check the opening times, booking tips and recommendations with them (either via their website or by contacting them directly) before visiting. Remember to check the border and quarantine regulations before travelling.
Click here to see the list of attractions now reopened.
Please check the opening times, booking tips and recommendations with them (either via their website or by contacting them directly) before visiting. Remember to check the border and quarantine regulations before travelling.
Click here to see the list of attractions now reopened.
The information provided is an indication only. We advise you to inquire directly with the organisers of the event that interests you before you leave.
Langue d'accueil
English - French - Italian - Dutch
Visites
Guide available/groups - FR
