Discover unique collections resulting from the strong bond between Belgium and Central Africa
Our collectionsMusAfrica Namur invites you to explore the historical, cultural and human links that unite Belgium and Central Africa. In a fully redesigned museum, you will discover a unique collection, modern museography and spaces for dialogue that will allow you to question your representations and better understand this shared history.
Located in the heart of Namur, MusAfrica is part of a dynamic cultural centre and is meant for everyone, from the curious to the enthusiastic. Supported by a dedicated team of volunteers, researchers and professionals, it is a lively place where memories, creativity and reflection meet.
Thanks to donations, this museum can pursue its essential mission: to preserve, restore and promote a fragile heritage, thus guaranteeing its transmission to future generations. Together, let us keep this exceptional art form alive.
MusAfrica Namur
After several years of closure, MusAfrica Namur is reopening to the public. Explore its unique collections in a brand-new setting.
18.4.25 9:00
In addition to its collection of artefacts, MusAfrica Namur also has an extensive library (approximately 25,000 works), a large part coming from the Société d'Études Coloniales and mainly dating from the end of the XIXth century and the first half of the XXth century.
Yes, the museum is 100% accessible topeople with reduced mobility. A lift provides access to all levels and thecirculation areas are wide.
The opening hours and all information relevant to school visits can be found on our page Practical information
The first level of text on the information panels is in three languages (French, Dutch and English). The descriptions are in French only. In the future, a QR code will provide all explanations in three languages.
Unfortunately, the museum does not have a restaurant or cafeteria. However, there are many restaurants and bars in the immediate vicinity.
The museum is located at a 10-minute walk from the station. Many bus lines pass in front of the museum (stop: Rue du Premier Lanciers): 1, 2, 4, 5, 9, 40, 65.