Villa gallo-romaine de Mageroy

Name: Villa gallo-romaine de Mageroy
Address: Rue de Mageroy 2, 6723 Habay, Belgium, Habay, Belgium

4.3/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Villa gallo-romaine de Mageroy

Address :

Rue de Mageroy 2, 6723 Habay, Belgium

Phone :

📞 +78

Website :

http://www.villamageroy.com/

Opening hours :

Thursday	Open 24 hours
Friday	Open 24 hours
Saturday	Open 24 hours
Sunday	Open 24 hours
Monday	Open 24 hours
Tuesday	Open 24 hours
Wednesday	Open 24 hours

Categories :

Historical landmark ,

City :

Habay

Best Historical landmark in belgium

T	Thomas Compère on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Gratuit, des parkings et des explications tout autour du site ! En plus d'être vraiment propre, les promontoires permettre d'avoir une belle vue sur le site ! Free, car parks and explanations all around the site! In addition to being really clean, the headlands provide a great view of the site!
L	Lorenz Wittenberg on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Best wel OK, rustig ook in het hoogseizoen met de nodige informatieborden. Is mooi onderhouden en er is geen toegangsprijs. Leuk om eens te bezoeken als je in de buurt bent, maar niet speciaal voor uitwijken. Pretty OK, quiet even in high season with the necessary information boards. Is nicely maintained and there is no entrance fee. Nice to visit if you're in the area, but not especially for avoiding.
j	justin tychon (Heivir) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ La visite de la villa Gallo-romaine est une activité que beaucoup apprécieront. Le personnel est accueillant et les activités diversifiées. Une visite et de l'histoire pour les plus grands, mais aussi des activités plus ludiques tels que de l'archéologie, de la poterie et un atelier cuisine qui plairont tout autant aux grands qu'aux plus petits. J'y ai été en tant qu'animateur scouts, et la troupe s'y est bien amusé. Ainsi que moi même. Le site est très joli et agréable, c'est un plaisir que d'aller prendre du bon temps en découvrant la vie d'autre fois. J'enlève tout de même 1 étoile car la visite et la partie historique était vraiment longue avec trop peu d'interaction, ce qui fait que l'on a tendance, si l'on ne n'est pas vraiment passionné, à décrocher. Pour le reste au top ! Visiting the Gallo-Roman villa is an activity that many will enjoy. The staff are welcoming and the activities diversified. A visit and history for the older ones, but also more fun activities such as archeology, pottery and a cooking workshop that will appeal to both adults and children. I was there as a scout leader, and the troop had a great time. As well as myself. The site is very nice and pleasant, it is a pleasure to go have a good time discovering the life of other times. I still take 1 star because the visit and the historical part was really long with too little interaction, which means that we tend, if we are not really passionate, to drop out. For the rest on top!
S	Serge (El Padre) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Un beau site en voie de dégagement. Bien que la visite soit libre, les explications données par panneaux sont claires. A beautiful site in the process of being released. Although the visit is free, the explanations given by panels are clear.
O	Orbsis on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wat voor ons een toevallige passage was heeft ons aangenaam verrast. Een mooi onderhouden site met meerdere informatie borden op verschillende locaties op deze site. Het bezoeken waard als je van geschiedenis houd. Ruime parking aan de site. What was a chance passage for us has pleasantly surprised us. A nicely maintained site with several information boards at different locations on this site. Worth a visit if you like history. Ample parking at the site.
D	Dries Cools on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very impressive!
P	Pierre W. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ free accessible,parking next to the site.
T	TimeTravelRome on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The gallo-roman Villa of Mageroy was in use from the middle of the 1st century until the 4th century. It was built in a swampy cavity, near a water stream, which required solid foundations and a considerable amount of work for the leveling of the land. The villa is divided into two parts: the pars urbana includes the main building as well as a residential courtyard; the pars rustica (agricultural courtyard) is made up of four annex buildings, a large basin and three lime kilns. This property was surrounded by a wall forming a rectangle nearly 200 m long and about 145 m wide, which covered an area of 3 ha. Germanic raids at the end of the 3rd century did not spare Mageroy: its hid a treasure of 105 silver antonioani found in the cellar. The villa was burnt down after 262 AD and abandoned. The Villa and excavations are open to visits all the time. TIMETRAVELROME.