Expo: December 44 until January 45 rue de la Glacière B-6870 Saint-Hubert Tel : +32 475 44 78 67   An exhibition to the 87th Division Infantry. Photo's, objects found on the spot, etc. Opening Time: from 5 July unti 25 August fril 2.00 PM until 5.00 PM		Iron Museum Fourneau Saint-Michel B-6870 Saint-Hubert Tel : +32 84 21 06 13, +32 84 21 08 90   Fax : +32 84 22 19 36  info@fourneausaintmichel.be    Web site : www.fourneausaintmichel.be Temporary exhibition : The Museum shows its reserve collection - Casseroles, saucepans etc. - 150 years in the development of breeding : to be taken in moderation ! Open: From 13/02 until 30/04: from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm. From 01/05 until 31/08: from 9.30 am to 6.30 pm. From 01/09 until 15/11: from 10.00 am until 5.00 pm. Closed every Monday except July, August and public holidays.		Museum of Rural Life in Wallonia Fourneau Saint-Michel B-6870 Saint-Hubert Tel : +32 84 21 06 13 - +32 84 21 08 90   Fax : +32 84 22 19 36  musees@province.luxembourg.be    Web site : www.province.luxembourg.be In 1971, the provincial services created 0.2 miles (300m) from the Iron Museum, the Museum of Rural Life in Wallonia. Outdoors, in a remarkable natural site, this museum recalls old and traditional architecture with the help of over 50 transplanted or reconstructed houses and workshops of the time. It aims to reflect in a living way what life in Wallonia was like in the 19th and early 20th century. Folklore, craftsmanship and small trades of past times are presented to visitors every third Sunday of the month. Playing area - restaurant - cafeteria. Guided tour on request (FR-NL-EN-DE). Open: From 13/02 until 30/04: from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm. From 01/05 until 31/08: from 9.30 am to 6.30 pm. From 01/09 until 15/11: from 10.00 am until 5.00 pm. Closed every Monday except July, August and public holidays.
Museum of the Celts Place Communale 1 B-6800 Libramont Tel : +32 61 22 49 76   Fax : +32 61 22 49 76  info@museedesceltes.be    Web site : www.museedesceltes.be Our ancestors the Gauls! So many blurred images on the subject! This museum endeavours to destroy the old clichés which are not connected to reality. In fact, the Celts were far from being ignorant barbarians, they had reached a high level of civilisation with no need to envy the Romans! Excavations which have been going on for over 30 years in the Ardenne revealed that in the 5th B.C., a prosperous Celtic population colonised the area. The museum exhibits many representative artefacts of the period such as vases, jewels, weapons and harnessing ornaments, … Audiovisual – bookshop – library – easy car park. Open: From 20/01 until 30/06 and From 01/09 until 20/12: from Tuesday until Friday from 9.30 am to 5.00 pm. Monday and Public Holiday: from 2.00 pm to 6.00 pm. Closed on Monday and Saturday. July and August: open from Monday until Saturday from 9.30 am to 5.00 pm. Monday and Public Holiday: from 2.00 pm to 6.00 pm.		Museum Pierre-Joseph Redouté Rue Redouté 11 B-6870 Saint-Hubert Tel : +32 (0)61 61 18 72   Pierre-Joseph Redouté, the famous painter, was born in Saint-Hubert on 10th July 1759. Aged 23, he left his town of birth to go to Paris where he lived with his two brothers. He made botanical plates of plants and flowers (the Lilies, the Roses, …) for the famous botanists of his time (L’Héritier, Candolles, …). In 1783, he was assigned to the King’s vellum collection. This collection would be deposited in the Jardin des plantes (Botanical Garden) which was to become the Natural History Museum. Amongst his pupils is Marie-Antoinette, Joséphine of Beauharnais and Louise-Marie of Orléans, the first Queen of the Belgians. On the 19th June 1840, Pierre-Joseph Redouté died in debt and in despair despite his fame. His body rests in the Père Lachaise cemetery in Paris. Today, the Pierre-Joseph Redouté Centre strives to revive this artist, nicknamed the Raphaël of flowers. Every year, it offers an exhibition on a different theme. Opening hours on request at +32 (0)61 61 30 10.