Musée de la Céramique Andenne
The Musée de la Céramique of Andenne brings the rich pottery history of this Meuse town to life. The collection includes earthenware, pipes and porcelain from various periods and shows how the local clay was the driving force of the Andenne economy for generations. Interactive displays reveal the production processes for visitors of all ages.
The museum has been renovated and accessibility is well thought through. The entrance is step-free, a lift serves all floors and the aisles between the display cases are wide enough for wheelchairs and rollators. An accessible toilet is provided on the ground floor.
A few reserved parking spaces are located in front of the museum. It is in the centre of Andenne, close to other facilities such as the library and the church, making it easy to combine several stops.
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