Musée liégeois du Luminaire

Om museet

The Musée liégeois du Luminaire, called MULUM, opened its doors in October 2012 at the foot of the slopes of the Liège citadel. It owes its existence to the donation of part of its collection by the collector Philippe Deitz to the City of Liège, which runs the museum.

The route is chronological: it follows the evolution of lighting devices used around the world from prehistory to the 21st century, and explains the techniques that succeeded one another, from candles and oil lamps to electric lighting. The museum is also appreciated by prop masters in the film world.

Højdepunkter

• Chronological route of lighting, from prehistory to the 21st century
• Candles, oil lamps, gas, kerosene and electric lamps
• Collection from the donation of the collector Philippe Deitz
• Guided tours and activities offered by the Animation Service of the Liège Museums

Permanent udstilling

• Histoire de l'éclairage – Chronological route of lighting devices from around the world, from prehistory to the 21st century, to understand how techniques and their uses evolved.

Grundlagt

2012

Ejer

Ville de Liège

Entrépriser & rabatter

Gratis entré: First Sunday of the month: free admission to the permanent collections. Also free for school groups accompanied by establishments of the City of Liège.

Rates for the permanent collections.

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