Musée communal du Comté de Jette
Municipal museum in the Dieleghem abbey in Jette: Roman remains, local history, folklore and a library; temporarily closed.
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About the museum
The municipal museum of Jette is housed in the Dieleghem abbey. It presents Roman-era remains uncovered in 1968, as well as testimony on the life of the monks and on local folklore. Part of the exhibition is devoted to the history of the churches and farms of Jette.
The museum is also known for its extensive library of regional history, which can be consulted on site. According to Brussels Museums, it is currently temporarily closed, with no reopening date announced.
Highlights
- Roman remains discovered in 1968
- Memorabilia of the monks' life at the abbey
- History of the churches and farms of Jette
- Library of regional history, consultable on site
- Operated by
- Commune de Jette
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Free admission, except for temporary exhibitions (according to Brussels Museums).
Accessibility
The museum is temporarily closed; no reopening date is announced.
Kids & families
The museum is temporarily closed; no reopening date is announced.
Getting there & parking
By public transit
Buses 13, 14, 15, 53 and 84.
Amenities & dining
The museum is temporarily closed; no reopening date is announced.
Events & venue rental
The museum is temporarily closed; no reopening date is announced.
