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Archéosite d'Aubechies is a museum, located at Rue de l'Abbaye 1, 7972 Beloeil, Belgium. They can be contacted via phone at +32 69 67 11 16, visit their website www.archeosite.be for more detailed information.

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Rue de l'Abbaye 1, 7972 Beloeil
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8 Reviews

  • Alain VANDEN BERGHE
    03 August 2017

    Site bien entretenu et bien mis en valeur, très peu de panneaux explicatifs et surtout aucune animation en semaine même en période de vacances scolaires, pas de buvette (uniquement le dimanche). Visite décevante.

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  • Thomas Barbieux
    30 July 2017

    Chouette site de reconstitution historique
    Je m'y suis rendu à l'occasion des feux de Beltaine, je vous le recommande

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  • Alex
    04 July 2017

    Great place to learn about prehistory and Roman living style. Reproduction of houses dating back to 5000BC. They have demonstrations of traditional work (leather work, bronze casting, pottery, blacksmith, etc) BUT only on certain days (Sundays when we went). Guided tours (in French) if there are enough people (more than 5). Some signs are in English (not many).

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  • Jean-Marie Robin
    27 March 2017

    Très belle reconstitution
    De quoi passer quelques en total dépaysement

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  • Romain Rasseneur
    02 March 2017

    Une excellente source de documentation concernant nos ancêtres Celtes. Une équipe de passionnés disponibles pour nous renseigner. Des reconstitutions splendides

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  • Jan Allaert
    24 November 2016

    'Vaut le detour'

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  • Marxist Ape
    10 August 2016

    To visit with family, better on weekend as there are various exhibitions

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  • Guy Decaluwe
    17 June 2016

    Visited the parc on a sunday in april. Wonderful reconstructions of what could be a Gaelic settlement, as well as a Roman villa and temple. At the time of the visit there were re-enactors at the scene, who made the place come alive. Interesting panels with information for the visitor who likes to dig deeper into history.
    Place to visit with children, older then 6

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