Namur - Archeological Museum

(Local Name: Musée Archéologique) If the Pointe de Grognon is chosen as a starting point for a walk of discovery around the inner city, the Sambre must first be crossed on the Pont de France and on the right will be seen the stately brick front of the former meat hall (1590). This now houses the Archaeological Museum which has a comprehensive collection of antiquities from the Province of Namur from Roman, Frankish, Merovingian periods (first-seventh C.); it is one of the best in Belgium. The goldsmith's work and glass work are valuable and unique.