The Belfry of Mons, emblematic of the city and the region, is much more than just a clock tower. It is a true architectural gem, a witness to history, and a powerful symbol of Mons' identity.
Please note : To avoid unnecessary travel, it is advisable to check before visiting.
Photo credits for the Belfry of Mons : © visitMons - Grégory Mathelot
Photo credits for the technical gallery : © AccessAndGo-ABP - Gwen Fourmanois
Attention, particularities! Difficulties will be encountered on-site. Consult the points of attention for this location to prepare yourself.
Strengths
It is possible to drop someone off near the entrance.
Most passageways are fairly wide.
The building and entrance are easily identifiable.
The main entrance is not accessible, but there is a clearly marked alternative entrance.
There is a bell at the entrance to request assistance.
The door opens automatically.
The payment system is easy to use.
The floor is even and free of obstacles.
There is a lift.
Most of the exhibition content is accessible and visible.
Equipment such as tablets and interactive terminals can be used.
Points of attention
There is no car park.
The ground is difficult to walk on.
There is at least one ramp that is too steep.
The disabled entrance to the Belfry is located on Rue des Gades, 96 metres from the UNESCO Heritage Centre. The path connecting the two buildings is sloped.
Please note that you will need to make a small detour before going up the Belfry ! You will need to buy your ticket at the UNESCO Heritage Centre, located on Rue des Clercs, about 260 metres on foot from the main entrance to the Belfry.
Some passageways are too narrow.
The Belfry does not have a toilet. However, there are public toilets about 50 metres from the Belfry. You will need to ask for the key. The toilet is not compliant.
Attention, particularities! Difficulties will be encountered on-site. Consult the points of attention for this location to prepare yourself.
Strengths
There is at least one reserved parking space less than 100 metres from the entrance.
It is possible to drop someone off near the entrance.
The ground is even.
Most passageways are fairly wide.
The building and entrance are easily identifiable.
There is a bell at the entrance to request assistance.
The alternative entrance is open at all times.
The ground is even and free of obstacles.
Circulation is easy almost everywhere.
There is a lift.
Most of the exhibition content is accessible.
Points of attention
There are no seats along the route.
Some areas are too narrow.
There is at least one ramp that is too steep.
The disabled entrance to the Belfry is located on Rue des Gades, 96 metres from the UNESCO Heritage Centre. The path connecting the two buildings is sloped.
Staff cannot see people arriving.
The main entrance is inaccessible.
Please note that you will need to make a small detour before going up the Belfry ! You will need to buy your ticket at the UNESCO Heritage Centre, located on Rue des Clercs, about 260 m on foot from the main entrance to the Belfry.
There is a staircase with more than 6 steps to climb.
The lift does not serve all floors accessible to the public.
The Belfry does not have a toilet. However, there are public toilets about 50 m from the Belfry. You will need to ask for the key. The toilet is not compliant.
Accessible! I can come on my own. The venue is fully accessible without assistance.
Strengths
Assistance dogs are welcome.
There is a bell at the entrance to request assistance.
The museum has a partnership with Les Amis des Aveugles : guided tours called ‘Passeur de sens’ (Sense Guide) are organised.
Points of attention
For visitors coming with family or friends, the accompanying person must be vigilant.
There are no guide lines.
Staff cannot see people arriving and cannot offer assistance.
The reception area is difficult to locate.
Protruding objects in the circulation areas are dangerous, but it is assumed that the organiser of the adapted visit will take this into account.
The stairs are not safe.
Due to the layout of the premises, some of the content is difficult to access.
Attention, particularities! Difficulties will be encountered on-site. Consult the points of attention for this location to prepare yourself.
Strengths
Special guided tours are available upon reservation.
Points of attention
There are no guide lines.
There is an unsecured ramp on the path.
The disabled entrance to the Belfry is located on Rue des Gades.
Staff cannot see people arriving and are unable to offer assistance.
Please note that you will need to make a small detour before going up to the Belfry ! You will need to buy your ticket at the UNESCO Heritage Centre, located on Rue des Clercs, about 260 metres on foot from the main entrance to the Belfry.
For visually impaired people, the museum presents many dangerous obstacles.
There is no visitor guide in large print.
Due to the layout of the premises, some of the content is difficult to access.
Accessible with occasional help! I come with someone. Any difficulties can be overcome with the help of a companion.
Strengths
The building and entrance are easy to find.
There is a doorbell near the door.
It is possible to connect to mobile networks, 4G or 5G.
The floors of the building are clearly marked.
Points of attention
The disabled entrance to the Belfry is located on Rue des Gades.
Staff cannot see people arriving.
Please note that you will need to make a small detour before going up the Belfry ! You will need to buy your ticket at the UNESCO Heritage Centre, located on Rue des Clercs, about 260 metres on foot from the main entrance to the Belfry.
There is no information available in sign language, and no staff members who use sign language.
The toilets are difficult to find.
The exhibition is not suitable for deaf people, as the content is mainly audio-based.
There are no easy-to-read materials.
There are no guided tours in sign language.
Accessible with occasional help! I come with someone. Any difficulties can be overcome with the help of a companion.
Strengths
The building and entrance are easy to find.
There is a doorbell near the door.
The reception area is located in a quiet environment.
The floors of the building are clearly marked.
The environment is quiet.
The exhibition content is mainly visual.
Points of attention
The disabled entrance to the Belfry is located on Rue des Gades.
Please note that you will need to make a small detour before going up the Belfry ! You will need to buy your ticket at the UNESCO Heritage Centre, located on Rue des Clercs, about 260 metres on foot from the main entrance to the Belfry.
There is no mobile induction loop.
Attention, particularities! Difficulties will be encountered on-site. Consult the points of attention for this location to prepare yourself.
Strengths
The building and entrance are easy to find.
The reception area is quiet.
Cash payments (coins and notes) are accepted.
The venue is quiet and well lit.
The lift is easy to use and staff are available to assist.
The floors of the building are clearly marked.
Adapted guided tours can be booked by telephone.
A significant part of the exhibition is varied (touch, smell, see, hear).
Points of attention
Staff cannot see people arriving.
Moving the reception area may confuse visitors, who may head straight to the Belfry without going to the UNESCO Heritage Centre 260 metres away to buy their tickets.
There are no easy-to-read displays.
Validity: From 30 October 2024 on 30 October 2027
Audit conducted by
Access-i informs you about the accessibility of this place based on data collected on-site at a given time. Any changes after the visit by Access-i are the responsibility of the operator.
Dernière mise à jour effectuée le 10 September 2026 - 11:39
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