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Musée du Fort de Loncin

Considered the symbol of the Battle of Liège and Belgium's heroism in the face of the German attack in 1914, Fort Loncin, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, remains an exceptional place of remembrance today, as it has been preserved in the same condition as when it was destroyed during the First World War.

The museum offers visitors the opportunity to discover rare, curious and surprising objects such as mannequins in uniform, period weapons and personal items found on the site.

So don't hesitate to come and discover this magnificent place, steeped in history and emotion !

Photo credits Museum : © Fort de Loncin Museum, © Atingo – Alexandra Dusausoy

Photo credits technical gallery : © Atingo – Alexandra Dusausoy

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Validity: From 1 December 2017 on 15 December 2026

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