Mudia: Contemporary art museum in Libin
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Journey through 7 centuries of emotional expression in an attractive and entertaining way, with over 300 works of art! Discover an educational and entertaining museum in Redu, a beautiful village in the Ardennes! TICKETS
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Mudia: Didactic Art Museum in Redu

Journey through 7 centuries of emotional expression at the Didactic Art Museum in Redu. With over 300 works of art presented in a fun and interactive way, explore more than fifty artistic movements. Enjoy over sixty attractions dispersed across twenty rooms for a unique experience with family and friends.

THE EXPERIENCE

A Didactic Museum at the Heart of a Book Town

In Redu, we like to be original. The Mudia Didactic Museum forms part of this mission, with a refreshing artistic vision and interactive collection, all in the heart of this beautiful book town. With family or friends, step inside this renovated presbytery to explore the diverse examples of creative expression, spanning 7 centuries. Find out more about the region at the Maison du Tourisme.
Mudia : Musée Didactique d'Art à Redu

An Interactive Exploration of Art

Mudia presents "art in a different way", harnessing dynamism and playfulness, with over 300 original works alongside interesting replicas. On each floor, you'll discover over fifty different artistic movements, enabling you to follow the evolution of art throughout history. Painting, drawing, sculpture, comics, photography and animated film - the media vary, catering for everyone!
Mudia : Musée Didactique d'Art à Redu

A Children's Museum

What sets Mudia apart from traditional art centers is the weight it places on having fun. You'll be invited to pose like a model or create an impressionist painting with the dot gun. You'll be kept on your toes with digital games, quizzes, curious stories and interactive works, such as an impressive triptych by Hieronymus Bosch (undoubtedly the highlight of the visit). An audio guide for kids will also be available, allowing the little ones to explore the site independently.
Mudia : Musée Didactique d'Art à Redu

Gourmet and Literary Break

Mudia is a great introduction to art, where anyone can familiarize themselves with the big names (Brueghel, Rodin, Picasso, Modigliani, Giacometti, Magritte, Hergé, Franquin, Geluck, etc.) in a relaxed atmosphere. After your visit, head to the Mudia Café and enjoy a bite to eat while perusing an art book (check the practical info for opening hours: weekends, public holidays and school vacations from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.). With a bit of luck, you'll even be able to take a seat on the lovely, outdoor terrace!
Mudia : Musée Didactique d'Art à Redu

PRACTICAL INFO

  • Outside of School and Public Holidays:
    • 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wednesday to Friday
    • 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Weekends
  • School and Public Holidays:
    Open every day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
  • Duration:
    2 hours
  • Location:
    Pl. de l'Esro 61, 6890 Redu (Libin)
  • Age requirements:
    open to all
  • Accessibility:

    the museum is fully accessible to people with reduced mobility (ramps or lift).

    PRM access is via the Mudia Café (entrance via the gate to the right of the museum's main entrance). Vehicles can drop off disabled visitors here.
  • Please note:
    pets are not allowed, with the exception of guide dogs.
  • Restaurant:
    the Mudia Café, inside the museum, is open every weekend, public holidays and school holidays from 10am to 6pm.
TICKETS
Mudia: Didactic Art Museum in Redu

LOCATION

Place de l'Esro 61, 6890 Libin, Belgium

By car: E411 - exit 24

30 minutes from Marche-en-Famenne

20 minutes from Libramont-Chevigny

40 minutes from Dinant

By bus: Line 61, Redu Église station
By train: Nearest station: Libramont. Then take the TEC 61 bus towards Redu. Stop at Redu Église.
Parking: free around the Mudia. Car parks accessible to people with reduced mobility are available at the crossroads between Place de l'Esro and Rue de Daverdisse or on Place de l'Esro, on the Rue de Saint-Hubert side.
HOW TO GET THERE

FAQs

Got questions? You're sure to find the answer here!

ABOUT THE EXHIBITION

What awaits me at the museum? The Mudia (Musée didactique de l'Art) presents over 300 works of art in an attractive and entertaining way, representing more than 50 trends.s, allowing visitors to discover the evolution of art through painting, drawing, sculpture, comics, photography and animated film.
Where is the museum located? Place de l'Esro 61, 6890 Redu (Libin)
Does the exhibition take place indoors or outdoors? This exhibition takes place indoors.
How long does the exhibition last? Visitors spend an average of two hours on site.
Will there be food and drink for sale on site?

At the Mudia Café, you can relax after your visit and enjoy home-cooked dishes from the region!

Relax in this comfortable, welcoming environment, with walls lined with art books. Large outdoor terrace with superb views.

Mudia Café is open every weekend, public holidays and school vacations from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Is there a parking lot nearby? Free parking is available.
Is there virtual reality? This experience does not offer a virtual reality option.
Is there a dress code? There's no set dress code for this experience. Casual attire will do.

TICKETS

Where can I buy tickets? From the Fever app, available on Google Play andApple StoreOn the Fever website
Can I buy tickets on site? There will be a ticket office on site. However, tickets may be sold out by the time you arrive. We strongly recommend that you book your tickets in advance to secure a time slot. You can purchase tickets via the Fever app or on the Fever website.
Do I need to print my ticket? No, your electronic tickets will be validated directly from the Fever app.
I can't find my ticket. What can I do? You can view your ticket from the Fever app, in the "Tickets" section. If you haven't yet installed the app, you can download it from the Apple Store or Google Play. Don't forget to log in with the same account you used to purchase your ticket. If you still can't find your ticket, please contact us.
Can I change the date of my ticket? Are refunds allowed? Tickets are generally non-refundable, and the conditions of non-refundable tickets are agreed prior to purchase. However, in special circumstances, you can contact our customer service department via this form. Our team will do its best to help you. Be sure to include your ticket number and bear in mind that response times may take a few days!
Subject to availability, date and/or time changes are permitted up to 48 hours before the start time of the experience indicated on your original ticket. If you wish to change your ticket, please contact us, quoting your ticket ID.
Can I make a group reservation? If you would like to book for a group, please contact us at reservations@mudia.be, specifying your preferred dates and the size of your group.

EVENT ACCESSIBILITY

Do I have to arrive on time for my session? We recommend that you arrive at the time indicated on your ticket, but you can arrive in the next few minutes.
Are pets allowed? Are guide dogs allowed? Unfortunately, pets are not allowed inside the museum, except guide dogs.
Is the site accessible to people with reduced mobility?

Yes, the event is accessible to people with reduced mobility.

PRM access is via the Mudia Café (entrance via the gate to the right of the museum's main entrance). Vehicles can drop off people with reduced mobility here. Car parks accessible to people with reduced mobility are available at the crossroads between Place de l'Esro and Rue de Daverdisse or on Place de l'Esro, on the Rue de Saint-Hubert side.
Are there any forbidden objects in the exhibition? Please do not bring sharp objects, helmets, strollers, electric scooters, suitcases or large bags. Please note that there is no checkroom available.
Can I smoke or vape during the show? Smoking and vaping are prohibited during the exhibition.
Do you offer tickets for accompanying caregivers? Admission is free for the carer that accompanies a disabled person - the ticket can be collected from the museum reception desk.
Is the exhibition accessible to the hearing and visually impaired? The Mudia tour is accessible to the hearing- and visually-impaired, but no special equipment is currently available.
Will there be strobe lights? This event does not use strobe lights.
Will chairs be available during the exhibition? Will there be places to sit? This exhibition is a walking tour. If you need a rest, seats are available along the way.
Will there be toilets available on site? Toilets will be available on site. Please ask our on-site staff for directions.
Can I use my camera during the exhibition? Photos are permitted on the tour. Please take care not to interfere with other visitors' exhibition.
Is there a lost and found area? Contact our reception team on +32 (0)61 51 11 96 or info@mudia.be to check if any items have been recovered.
Is there a changing room available? Lockers are available free of charge at the museum entrance.
Is there an age requirement? There is no minimum age required to take part in the exhibition. Strollers are welcome.
Will there be an audio guide? This exhibition includes an audio guide in French, English, Dutch and German.

REVIEWS

Find out what visitors think of the experience, rated 4.7/5!

Cédric A.

A very nice museum! A lovely discovery where you can learn more about art and its evolution through time. A great establishment for an unmissable artistic experience 🙌

Ben H.

A great location to spend a nice moment, with all the major artistic movements represented. The interactive triptych is a big plus. My 7-year-old daughter really enjoyed it.

Isabelle P.

Top-notch. A must-see! I'm an art teacher and I really recommend this museum, especially for school visits.

Fabien D.

Beautiful museum! A wonderful surprise effect in an unlikely place! We didn't expect to see this in Redu. In short, come and see for yourself!

Christian D.

Superb museum exploring the history of painting and very educational, even for young children ❤️

PRESS REVIEWS

The museum is astonishing for its prestigious collection and its approach.

Intimate and unconventional!

Scenic design by leading Belgian studios using the most innovative techniques.