The Mudia, a Fun and Educational Museum in Redu

⭐ Welcome to the Mudia! An art center that dusts off the forgotten canvases of traditional museums and gives them new life with its original, interactive vision. Here, you will rub shoulders with the greats (Rodin, Picasso, Bosch, etc.) during a dynamic, fun and fast-paced itinerary for the whole family! 

✨ Hurry and visit the museum before it closes for the season on January 5th!

Highlights
👀 700 years of art with 300 works including those by Brueghel, Magritte, Hergé, Franquin Modigliani, Giacometti, and so on
🕹️ Digital games, quizzes, curious stories and interactive artworks
🏡 Redu, an exceptional village nestled in the Ardennes and crowned one of the most beautiful villages in Wallonia
☕ A place to eat and enjoy every moment to its fullest 
👨‍👩‍👧 A perfect occasion to spend time with family and friends

General Information
📅 Dates and times: select your dates/times directly in the ticket selector
⏳ Duration: 2 hours (approximately)
📍 Location:  61 Place de l’Esro, 6890 Redu
👤 Age requirement: all ages welcome
♿ Accessibility: this experience is wheelchair accessible
🎟️ The Article 27 ticket (€1.25) is only available on site, on presentation of a valid coupon. The Museum Pass permits free entry on presentation of a valid pass. This is valid for one year at a cost of €59 (on sale directly at the box office)
❓ Please consult the FAQs of this experience here

Description
The Mudia is waiting to be discovered by both the young and the old with an artistic experience like no other. The program includes a fun, interactive tour of 300 works, representing more than 50 artistic movements. Whether paintings, drawings, sculptures, comic strips, photographs or animated films, the media varies as much as the activities on offer (games, quizzes, interactive works).  Strike a pose like a model, create dot art, wander the floors to discover all the treasures and surprises of the impressive collection sheltered in this old village house. What are you waiting for? Buy your tickets now for the Mudia museum in Redu.