Domain of the battle of Waterloo 1815
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Built underground in 2015 at the foot of the Butte du Lion and in the heart of the battlefield, the new Museum offers a personalised visiting experience thanks to a visit application on the phone and numerous digital and interactive devices.
A giant 33 m² model with more than 10,000 figures at 1:72 scale realistically represents the battlefield
The tour continues through the large gallery of more than 70 mannequins in uniform and through the magnificent film by Gérard Corbiau broadcast in 4D audio surround.
The Memorial ticket also gives you access to the gigantic 1912 Panorama canvas and the famous Lion's Mound.
You can also visit the Hougoumont farm, where the terrible fighting took place on 18 June 1815. You will discover the story through an original multimedia show.
In season, from April to October, soldiers in uniform offer entertainment at the foot of the hill: several times a day, rifle shooting, cannon firing, soldier's school and guided tours of the battlefield.
A horse-drawn carriage takes visitors to the Hougoumont farm where our farmer and the animals of the educational farm await them.
A giant 33 m² model with more than 10,000 figures at 1:72 scale realistically represents the battlefield
The tour continues through the large gallery of more than 70 mannequins in uniform and through the magnificent film by Gérard Corbiau broadcast in 4D audio surround.
The Memorial ticket also gives you access to the gigantic 1912 Panorama canvas and the famous Lion's Mound.
You can also visit the Hougoumont farm, where the terrible fighting took place on 18 June 1815. You will discover the story through an original multimedia show.
In season, from April to October, soldiers in uniform offer entertainment at the foot of the hill: several times a day, rifle shooting, cannon firing, soldier's school and guided tours of the battlefield.
A horse-drawn carriage takes visitors to the Hougoumont farm where our farmer and the animals of the educational farm await them.
Open on 4/2/2023
- T. +32 2 385 19 12
- Route du Lion 1815 - 1420 Braine-l’Alleud
- www.waterloo1815.be
- info@waterloo1815.be
Au Domaine de la bataille de Waterloo en 1815, des centaines de « reconstitueurs » rejouent les scènes de combats du 18 juin 1815, lors de la Bataille de Waterloo.
Le public a la possibilité de visiter 3 bivouacs :
- un bivouac « allié » à la Ferme d’Hougoumont
- 2 bivouacs français au pied de la Butte du Lion et au Dernier Quartier Général de Napoléon.
Au programme :
Le Domaine de la bataille de Waterloo en 1815, le dernier QG de Napoléon et la Province du Brabant wallon s’associent pour vous offrir différents spectacles :
- saynètes humoristiques jouées au pied de la Butte et à la ferme d’Hougoumont
- leçons de maniement des armes utilisées durant la bataille de Waterloo
- démonstration des soins aux blessés et exposition des outils chirurgicaux de l’époque, au Dernier QG de Napoléon
- spectacle manoeuvres dans la cour de la Ferme d’Hougoumont...
Un village civil met à l'honneur les métiers oubliés : plusieurs dizaines d'artisans d'époque exposent leurs talents et leur savoir-faire dans les jardins de la Butte.
Pour le plus grand plaisir des passionnés, plus de 200 ans après, les « reconstitueurs » retrouvent les gestes des soldats.
