Very well laid out, comprehensive. I'm a nerd, so I love seeing the old machinery. The mining museum memorial was very touching.

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!

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.

UNESCO site of industrial heritage. Staff is very polite and helpful. Definitely worthy of your visit. Amazing to think in what conditions people lived and worked to provide energy for the country. It is also a place of a human tragedy which took lives of several hundred people.

We spent 5 hours (incl restaurant on the site). The place is very big and very interesting. It is very recommended, also with kids.

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.

One of the best museum experience! A must visit for all ages. Thanks to a great audio guide, recordings of a former miner and his sister let you introduce you the life of miners and revisit the tragedy of Marcinelle and its lessons for the future, as you walk through the places which became both source of glory and shame for the country. Very moving. You cannot walk out indifferent. Could not keep my tears.

A place for comedy lovers. Enjoy it

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(Translated by Google) After several years of coming to Comedy Central, the atmosphere in the restaurant is no longer the same. The staff was much friendlier, warmer and more attentive. The head chef who becomes a waiter and manager doesn't appreciate it when the former staff has a kind word for the customers. The aperitifs are no longer at all comparable either in price or quantity (such as gin and tonic). Portion of fries for a child!! The soul of the restaurant has disappeared with all the old ones who have disappeared, too bad 😭😭 You lost the friendly spirit of the comedy central by merging. (Original) Après plusieurs années où nous venons au comédie centrale l'ambiance dans le restaurant n'est plus du tout pareil. Le personnel était beaucoup plus convivial, chaleureux, attentionné. Le Chef de cuisine qui devient serveur en salle et responsable n'apprécie pas quand l'ancien personnel à un petit mot gentil envers la clientèle. Les apéros ne sont plus du tout comparable ni en prix ni la quantité (tel que le gin tonic). Portion de frites pour un enfant !! L'âme du restaurant à disparue avec tout les anciens qui ont disparus, dommage 😭😭 Vous avez perdu l esprit convivial du comédie centrale en fusionnant.

Friendly and competent

(Translated by Google) Since the takeover by "Le Palace," with these few positive improvements—the welcome, the service, the new setting, the air conditioning—I find it more pleasant. I speak on behalf of six subscribers for over 10 years from the Namur region. However, changing the Sunday schedule from 5 p.m. to 4 p.m. is a constraint for us because, given the distance and the care along the way, it's a bit of a race to reserve our favorite seats. Moreover, the show ends an hour earlier, or around 5:30 p.m., which is a bit early for dinner. I think 6:30 p.m. would have been more convenient for everyone. This is just our opinion. (Original) Depuis la reprise par ”le palace ” avec ces qlq améliorations positives, l'accueil, le service,nouveau cadre, la clim, je trouve cela plus agréable. Je parle au nom de six abonnés depuis plus de 10 ans venant de la région namuroise. Cependant le fait d'avoir changé l'horaire du dimanche soit 16h au lieu de 17h nous est contraignant car vu la distance et la prise en charge le long du trajet ,c'est un peu la course pour pouvoir réserver nos places préférées. De plus le spectacle finissant 1h plus tôt soit +/-17h30 c'est un peu tôt pour le souper. Je pense que 18h30 aurait été plus à propos pour tous. Ceci est juste notre avis.

(Translated by Google) Excellent evening, we had a good laugh, the little ones, who are going to go a long way 💕 (Original) Excellente soirée, on a bien rigolé les petits Jeune qui vont faire du chemin 💕

Nice museum, cafeteria and parc

Went with little to no expectations, got lost in time while being mesmerized by both the different types of camera and also the exhibitions. Definitely worth the visit

As a photographer, this was probably my best museum experience in Europe. Fortunately, when I went there, there was an amazing on-going exhibition of photo project from Africa. So many awesome photographs from when photography started back in the 1800s till today. The museum is huge, so I would say get ready to spend there 3 hours at least. Be a professional or just an amateur photographer, or just a passionate about photography, don't miss this if you are in Charleroi.

It's very old but well kept and quite cool photos and things to see. The area not so great of Charleroi and avoid the town. But parking outside which helped.

We visited in late May. Our ‘quick stop’ stretched to over 2 hours! A fascinating collection, well organized, a gem!

Large museum (largest of whole Europe apparently), as they have a great collection with some big names. You follow the history of photography through the centuries (surrealist hall was really cool), get an overview of the important aspects of making good photos in an educative hall and there are different expositions. For sure worth the ride out of the city.

Great collection, in the largest photography museum of Europe. Temporary exhibitions as well! Nice place as it is a former Carmel abbaye. Quite difficult to park. A pity that the superbe garden is not really used in the context of the exhibitions and or permanent collection. Nice café in situ.

I love shopping malls but on my opinion this one is not so big and it doesn't have enough restaurant inside.

Shopping centre where you can find all you need, including foodcourts, clothing, supermarket or so. Well looking, well organized.

Great place to have fun eat and shop with parking access and public transportation

just went right past a twink therian/furry they had short wavy blond (i think) hair, a black shirt with a green anime print on it, glasses (not 100% sure), used a crutch and carried around a dinosaur mask if the description fits you, please hit me up you looked so cool😿 check my profile to see my socials

Everything in one place, it's so beautifully decorated in the holiday season. There is ice skating nearby as well. Fun activities for all ages.

Terrible organization , the local uncivilized population has never seen electric car, all 10 parking spaces for charging cars were busy with disel cars. Inside is with poor air conditions . Never recommend for visit besides locals

Nice new Shopping Malle with a lot of store. Big parking (not free though). I recommend also to walk around the mall on Montignie street, it’s pretty cute.

if I can I definitelly go to the church, I love the silence and ancient atmosphere, when even the walls remember the memory of our ancestors, the altar is magnificent, it's a pity that there was nobody there except us, people forget to stop and to think about themselves

A beautiful peaceful place to relax in and get some rest and peace and quiet from the hustle and bustle of Charleroi. Free to visit.

Looks like you are in a palace with its enormous glass works and gold plated altars

Unique and very interesting church, melting old and modern techniques. Ir is truly a must see

Area is not safe...dont go.

Very modern church. Had a bit similarity with Ceauşescu's bathroom's tiles. But for people who like modern art it may be a pleasant place.

A beautiful and bizzare church in the picturesque city centre. Highly recommend!

It's closed on Thursday afternoon

Can you hire someone to clean it up?

Super Art Déco staircase and great views from bell tower

(Translated by Google) Charleroi's town hall was inaugurated in 1936. It is a monumental classical building in the shape of a hexagon with Art Deco touches hidden in the geometric lines and the play of materials: red and black, marble, bronze, brass and wrought iron. The interior was decorated with numerous statues that praised the city's victory, its prosperity and industrial wealth. Only the council chamber contains a painting in seven panels, with 7 windows corresponding to the coats of arms of the cantons of the district. In the attic of the town hall is the Jules Destrée museum - Belgian politician and doctor of law. The belfry attached to the town hall is the most recent in Wallonia. It was built at the same time as the town hall. The belfry is located on the Place du Manège, which owes its name to the presence of a cavalry riding school at the time of the fort. Just like the town hall, the belfry has an Art Deco appearance. The tower is 70 meters high and has 250 steps, the carillon has no fewer than 47 bells. It symbolizes municipal freedoms. The belfry and the town hall are on the UNECO World Heritage List. Both can only be visited for a few hours a week. For more information, please contact the tourism office. (Place Vauban 20 - closed on Sunday and Monday - open from 10am to 4pm) (Original) Het stadhuis van Charleroi werd ingewijd in 1936. Het is een monumentaal klassiek bouwwerk in de vorm van een zeshoek met Art - Decotoetsen die schuilen in de geometrische lijnen en het spel van materialen : rood en zwart, marmer , brons , messing en smeedijzer . Het interieur werd versierd met talrijke standbeelden die de zege van de stad , haar welvaart en industriële rijkdom moeten roemen. Enkel de gemeenteraadszaal bevat een schilderwerk in zeven panelen waarmee 7 ramen met de wapens van de kantons van het arrondissement overeenstemmen . Op de zolder van het stadhuis bevindt zich het museum Jules Destrée - Belgisch politicus en doctor in de rechten. Het belfort dat aangebouwd is aan het stadhuis is het meest recente van Wallonië . Het werd tegelijkertijd gebouwd met het stadhuis. Het belfort staat op de Place du Manège , die zijn naam dankt aan de aanwezigheid tentijde van het fort van een cavaleriemanege. Net zoals het stadhuis heeft het belfort een Art Deco uitstaling . De toren is 70 meter hoog en telt 250 treden , de beiaard telt maar liefst 47 klokken. Het staat symbool voor gemeentelijke vrijheden. Het belfort en het stadhuis staan op de UNECO - Werelderfgoedlijst. Beiden zijn maar enkele uren per week te bezoeken. Voor meer informatie dient u zich aan te melden bij de dienst toerisme. ( Place Vauban 20 - zondag en maandag gesloten - open van 10u tot 16u )

(Translated by Google) Au cœur de Charleroi, the Hôtel de Ville is impressive with a chef-d'œuvre architectural où l'Art déco dialogue based on traditional classique. Inauguré in 1936 on a historical site, with 240 meters of façades and a pierre blue and blanche and a beffroi élancé de soixante-dix metres, devenu symbole de la ville. The interior design of the monumental scénographie: a hall d'honneur with polychrome marbles, sculptures and statues, an escalier monumental menant à la sculpture La Gloire et la Paix d'Alphonse Darville, and the couloirs éclairés par des luminaires en fergé et vers opaque. Chaque espace, de la hall du Conseil aux halls de mariage, est une célébration de l'art collectif, mêlant peintures, vitraux et lustres en cristal, fruits du travail d'architectes, peintres, sculpteurs et artisans. There is no limit to the monumental grandeur of the hotel. Son carillon de quarante-Sept cloches rhythm la ville et son hall accueille les géants de Charleroi, vivants de la culture pope. À travers ce dialogue entre monumentalité et local traditions, d'édifice reflète la richesse artistique et identitaire de Charleroi. Visitors can discover the opening hours of the City Hall, to admire its history, art, and living heritage. In the heart of Charleroi, the City Hall stands as an architectural masterpiece where Art Deco enters into dialogue with the classical tradition. Inaugurated in 1936 in a historically charged location, it stretches over 240 meters of blue and white stone façade, topped by a slender seventy-meter belfry that has become a symbol of the city. The interior amazes with its monumental scenography: a hall of honor with polychrome marble walls, brass, and statues, a monumental staircase leading to the sculpture "La Gloire et la Paix" by Alphonse Darville, and corridors illuminated by wrought iron and frosted glass lamps. Every room, from the Council Chamber to the wedding rooms, celebrates collective art, with paintings, stained-glass windows, and crystal chandeliers, the result of the work of architects, painters, sculptors, and craftspeople. But City Hall isn't limited to its monumental grandeur. Its carillon of forty-seven bells punctuates the city's rhythm, and the hall houses the Giants of Charleroi, living witnesses to popular culture. Through this dialogue between monumental architecture and local traditions, the building reflects Charleroi's artistic and identity-rich heritage. Visitors can discover it during City Hall's opening hours and admire its history, art, and living heritage. (Original) Au cœur de Charleroi, l’Hôtel de Ville s’impose comme un chef-d’œuvre architectural où l’Art déco dialogue avec la tradition classique. Inauguré en 1936 sur un site chargé d’histoire, il déploie ses 240 mètres de façades en pierre bleue et blanche et un beffroi élancé de soixante-dix mètres, devenu symbole de la ville. L’intérieur éblouit par sa scénographie monumentale : un hall d’honneur aux marbres polychromes, cuivres et statues, un escalier monumental menant à la sculpture La Gloire et la Paix d’Alphonse Darville, et des couloirs éclairés par des luminaires en fer forgé et verre opaque. Chaque espace, de la salle du Conseil aux salles de mariage, est une célébration de l’art collectif, mêlant peintures, vitraux et lustres en cristal, fruit du travail d’architectes, peintres, sculpteurs et artisans. Mais l’Hôtel de Ville ne se limite pas à sa grandeur monumentale. Son carillon de quarante-sept cloches rythme la ville et son hall accueille les géants de Charleroi, témoins vivants de la culture populaire. À travers ce dialogue entre monumentalité et traditions locales, l’édifice reflète la richesse artistique et identitaire de Charleroi. Les visiteurs peuvent le découvrir aux heures d’ouverture de l’Hôtel de Ville, pour admirer à la fois son histoire, son art et son patrimoine vivant. In het hart van Charleroi staat het Stadhuis als een architecturaal meesterwerk waar Art Deco in dialoog treedt met de klassieke traditie. In 1936 ingewijd op een historisch beladen locatie, strekt het zich uit over 240 meter gevel in blauw en wit steen, met een slank belfort van zeventig meter dat symbool is geworden voor de stad. Het interieur verbluft door zijn monumentale scenografie: een erehal met polychrome marmeren wanden, koper en beelden, een monumentale trap die leidt naar het beeld La Gloire et la Paix van Alphonse Darville, en gangen verlicht door smeedijzeren en matglazen lampen. Elke ruimte, van de Raadzaal tot de trouwzalen, viert de collectieve kunst, met schilderijen, glas-in-loodramen en kristallen kroonluchters, het resultaat van het werk van architecten, schilders, beeldhouwers en ambachtslieden. Maar het Stadhuis beperkt zich niet tot zijn monumentale grandeur. Zijn carillon van zevenenveertig klokken geeft het ritme van de stad aan en in de hal staan de reuzen van Charleroi, levende getuigen van de volkscultuur. Door deze dialoog tussen monumentale architectuur en lokale tradities weerspiegelt het gebouw de artistieke en identitaire rijkdom van Charleroi. Bezoekers kunnen het ontdekken tijdens de openingsuren van het Stadhuis en er zowel de geschiedenis, de kunst als het levende erfgoed bewonderen.

(Translated by Google) Charleroi City Hall was opened in 1936. (Original) Мэрия Шарлеруа – была открыта в 1936 году.

(Translated by Google) After the film crew from ORADOUR, MY LOVE DOESN'T FORGET ME with M. POKORA and Pierre AKNINE, THANK YOU, CHARLEROI, for raising the BLUE HEART flag in opposition to human trafficking. An excellent service to the population for the most humane city in the world and the warmest in Belgium. (Original) Après le passage de l'équipe de tournage d'ORADOUR, MON AMOUR NE M'OUBLIE PAS avec M. POKORA, et Pierre AKNINE, MERCI, CHARLEROI d'avoir levé le Drapeau BLUE HEART refusant la traite des êtres humains. Un excellent service à la population pour la ville la plus humaine du monde et la plus chaleureuse de Belgique.

Quite small, but busy airport. Places to charge your equipments are all over the place, so you don't need to worry about empty batteries in your phone or laptop.

The WORSE TRAIN STATION. I had to be there early in the morning, and it was full of beggars and getting harassed verbally by them early in the morning. They have no shame they keep on coming and if we don’t give any money they get violent. It’s like we should go to work everyday, wake up early in the morning everyday just to give them money who does nothing in life. Why is the commune of Charleroi so negligent about this? We feel so unsafe to walk around freely especially even inside a train station. And no security if ever needed. How crazy is that?!

Charleroi-South station, also known as Charleroi-Sud, is a major railway station located in Charleroi, Belgium. It serves as a hub for regional and national train services, connecting Charleroi to other cities in Belgium and beyond. It's an important transportation hub in the region.

Toilets are paid and the general state of the train station is far from being perfect although one can see that improvements are being made.

Very nice station. Bright and airy. Lots of facilities. Staff very helpful

It is a vey nice station, with automated ticket machines and bakeries.

Nice place 4 some time-out, when coming back from a flight Charleroi airport and in need of refreshment or something decent to eat. Friendly & correct ! ☘

Cool place, will return, on the same level as MUHKA, but mostly paintings.. Wonderfull expo by Alain Bornain. Smart work and nice room for interaction (being able to take some of the exibitied work with you for free). Personally didnt resonate with the works by Érin Fourez, the audio scene that was added to the chairs was only available in French, this makes a Dutch speaking (or English) visitor unable to endulge into the work as intended.

Magnificent in how it feels like a full space due to its scattered Installations : weird to explain ..proper fullness in what seems like a very void environment..and blazing topics!

Bad experience, I didn't like the exhibition. Also, there was a shocking video with a woman giving birth in backwards and it was terribly done

I wish there was an English version of the current exhibits. I appreciate the lady at the ticket counter trying her best to give us some explanations

Contemporary art gallery. One of few places that are must see in Charleroi.

Its a rather mediocre contemporary art museum with very week exhibitions (at least on that day) , but that is perhaps not so much the museum's fault, but that modern art is devolved into some incoherent circus these days.

The staff were professional.

The best Steak Tartare. The chef is worth her weight in diamonds!!

I like relaxing with a performance or two every month. Especially with good company!

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Beautiful location! Ample paid parking right in front. Small cafe with excellent service right in front

Nice tower to climb with the kids. Impressive clocks on top. Halloween theme

Beautiful little town with picturesque walkways and lovely gardens. We visited the bellfry and enjoyed the views in all 4 directions. The steps are steep and the adventure is not for those who are afraid of heights since the steps are transparent and the walkways are narrow. The bells ring on the half hour and on the hour. On the day we were here, the also played a Christmas Carol on the half hour and on the hour.

Ask for a guided tour either in French, Dutch, English, Italian or German. It's worthwhile, 2 hours visit in the medieval city. Go for a drink in the Imperial.Taste the Resilience beer. A local product. Enjoy

Amazing view of town an n be surrounding area. Make sure you go up to belfry during the bells ringing. The ringing is done with a pneumatic system now, but the original mechanisms are all there in plain sight. Fantastic way to learn about the purpose of the belfry in the town.

Nice setting, but advisable in spring summer or autumn.

It is a very interesting combination of the belfry and the connected residential units and public library.

This is a small museum displaying a brief history of glass-making in this area over 2 floors which is fully accessible. Has toilets avaliable too. Not much to do and look at here can visit it in 15 minutes as part of the main tour of the Bois.

In case you are interested in the industrial part of glas making you might be disappointed, in case your interest is more in glas made ovee the history, i am sure you will like this museum a lot.. glas items up to 3000 users years old, stained glas, lalique and modern artistic works are all on display.

It is over rated. Few exhibits.

(Translated by Google) Superb collection, so little highlighted by black racks which, to highlight certain pieces with their magnifiers, obscure others and make the information illegible. This quickly tires the eye. Intolerable. We just skim over the works. It's more than a shame. Interesting and pleasant temporary exhibition. (Original) Superbe collection, si peu mise en valeur par des casiers noirs qui, pour mettre en lumière certaines pièces avec ses loupiotes, obscurcisent les autres et rendent illisibles les informations. Cela fatigue rapidement l'œil. Insupportable. On ne fait plus que survoler les œuvres. C'est plus que dommage. Exposition temporaire intéressante et agréable.

(Translated by Google) Several museums in former coal mine. Impressive commemoration of mine fire in 1956, glass museum and industry museum. Impressions of preserved pride and vanished grandeur and beautiful expressions of glass art. Very worthwhile. (Original) Meerdere musea in voormalige kolenmijn. Indrukwekkende herdenking van mijnbrand in 1956, glasmuseum en industrie museum. Indrukken van behouden trots en verdwenen grandeur en prachtige uitingen van glaskunst. Zeer de moeite waard.

(Translated by Google) This is part of the visit to the Bois du Cazier (therefore included in the entrance ticket). Incredibly beautiful pieces from all eras and origins. (Original) Cela fait partit de la visite du Bois du Cazier (donc inclu dans le billet d'entree). Des pieces incroyablement belles et de toutes epoques et origines.

(Translated by Google) Worth visiting for this typical spot in old Charleroi, but the museum could be presented in a more interesting way. (Original) Vaut la peine pour cet endroit typique du vieux Charleroi mais le musée pourrait être présenté de façon plus intéressante.

A short walking is a good idea. Very chilled, everybody could be go, the level is easy. The ways are adapted for all.

Very beautiful place to walking 🚶‍♀️ .

Lovely section of the canal network for a walk or cycle

Big structure, no activity.

Great place. Worth visiting.

It is a great waterway

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(Translated by Google) Sad and abandoned place in the upper town of Charleroi. Beautiful art deco church. The interior is worth seeing. (Original) Place triste et abandonnée de la ville haute de Charleroi. Belle église art déco. L'intérieur est à voir.

(Translated by Google) Charleroi's nerve center, deserted, just like this city. (Original) Point névralgique de Charleroi, désert, tout comme cette ville.

It is over rated. It was not worth the Uber ride from the airport to see the 3 museums that are in the same courtyard. If you don't take the audio guide, you won't understand anything. The written information is not translated into English. I do not recommend.

(Translated by Google) This is part of the Bois du Cazier (therefore included in the ticket). Every first Saturday of the month you can do a metalworking workshop and leave with your piece (reservable on the online site). (Original) Cela fait partit du Bois du Cazier (donc inclu dans le billet). Chaque premier samedi du mois vous pouvez faire un atelier de metalurgie et repartir avec votre piece (reservable sur le site en ligne).

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place of memory. Tribute to these women and men who worked to ensure daily life for their families (Original) Beau lieu de mémoire. Hommage à ces femmes et hommes qui ont trimé pour assurer le quotidien à leur famille

(Translated by Google) Fascinating museum, family visit with 4 teenagers who really liked it! with audio guide available, we recommend. (Original) Passionnant musée, visite en famille avec 4 ados qui ont bcp aimé ! avec audioguide dispo, on recommande.

(Translated by Google) Very good museum and best for those who want to learn about industry. (Original) Sehr guter Museum und am besten für die sich für Industrie lernen wollen.

(Translated by Google) The world of machines! (Original) Le monde des machines !

(Translated by Google) The video is magnificent!!! A must see. The machines on display are impressive. The collection of lamps, batteries, and other devices is very beautiful. Downside: lack of interactivity (see noted in Bois du Casiez) (Original) La vidéo est magnifique !!! A voir absolument. Les machines exposées sont impressionnantes. La collection de lampe, batterie, et autres appareils est très belle. Bémol : manque d’interactivité ( voir noté dans Bois du Casiez)

(Translated by Google) We visited the scientific culture center as part of our “Explorers” educational courses. the Expo focused on “Water, blue gold”. we found the visit suitable for children and the explanatory panels well designed. Some experiences were not functional but surely are during guided tours. For a center made by ULB and with very affordable prices, the 4 stars are well deserved. The exhibition truly encompasses all facets of water, from the cycle, to the states of matter, including the issues of pollution and access to running water. (Original) Nous avons visité le centre de culture scientifique dans le cadre de nos stages pédagogiques "Les Explorateurs". l'Expo portait sur "L'eau, or bleu". nous avons trouvé la visite adaptée aux enfants et les panneaux explicatifs bien conçus. Certaines expériences n'étaient pas fonctionnelles mais le sont sûrement lors de visites guidées. Pour un centre fait par l'ULB et pratiquant des prix très abordables, les 4 étoiles sont largement méritées. L'exposition englobe vraiment toutes les facettes de l'eau, allant du cycle, jusqu'aux Etats de la matière tout en passant par les problématiques de pollution et d'accès à l'eau courante.

(Translated by Google) Very nice Evolution exhibition, between the giraffe and the rat plus a workshop on evolution and animal clafication and to address the notions of swords and evolution in a fun way and two very good guides thank you (Original) Très belle exposition Evolution,entre la girafe et le rat plus un atelier sur les evoluation et la claficationanimaleet a aborder les notionset d'éspeses et l'évoluation sous forme ludique et deux très bon guide merci

(Translated by Google) Interesting exhibition, small but comprehensive. Unfortunately a little frustration with the fact that certain workshops cannot be tested because the route with the wheel does not allow it, so even if we try to do the workshops to do the complete tour it is impossible because the map is not not activated for, this one is ok compared to your answer so like us you risk going around in circles on the same workshops. Despite this, it still needs to be done; you will come out a little more educated when you enter 😉 Too bad it is only accessible on weekdays. (Original) Exposition intéressante, petite mais complète. Malheureusement un peu de frustration sur le fait que certains ateliers ne peuvent être testé car le parcours avec la roue ne le permet pas, donc même si l'on essaie de faire les ateliers pour faire le tour complet il est impossible car la carte n est pas activé pour, celle ci est ok par rapport à vos réponse donc comme nous vous risquez de tourner en rond sur les mêmes ateliers. Malgré cela, elle reste bien à faire vous en ressortirez un peu plus instruit quand n entrent 😉 Dommage qu'elle ne soit accessible que les jours de semaine.

(Translated by Google) Educational visit, very well done for children. Price more than fair. The exhibition on the human body is supplemented by small experiments and questionnaires to put children at the forefront. Well done to the team. (Original) Visite didactique, très bien réalisée pour les enfants. Prix plus que correct. L'expo sur le corps humain est complétée par de petites expériences et de questionnaires afin de mettre les enfants en première ligne. Bravo à l'équipe.

(Translated by Google) Very nice place for a birthday, great experiences for children (Original) Très belle endroit pour un anniversaire belles expériences à faire pour les enfants

(Translated by Google) Came for explanations on the size of the apple and pear trees and we got what we wanted. Simple, effective explanations and practical application on a few trees despite the weather. (Original) Venu pour des explications sur la taille des pommiers, poiriers et nous avons eu ce que nous voulions. Explications simples, efficaces et une mise en pratique sur quelques arbres malgré la météo.

(Translated by Google) A very nice interactive exhibition to do with teenagers. Sale of good science games (Original) Une tres belle expo interactive a faire avec des ados. Vente de bon jeux sur les sciences