Youth permanent offer

Groeninge Museum
A coat for girls and boys from Years 1 to 4, large or small, tall or little. With lots of pockets filled with all kinds of tools: binoculars, a colour chart, a magic slate, jigsaws, a mirror, a measuring tape, etc… A fun combination of things to look for, do and learn! | Reservations & information: musea.reservatie[at]brugge.be | Tariff: free + free teacher's file on demand | Needs to be reserved in advance!
In cooperation with Klein Verhaal and the Municipal Academy for Fine Arts
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Memling in Sint-Jan - Hospitaalmuseum
Visitors with children can discover the Memling in Sint-Jan - Hospital Museum in a playful manner; a fun viewing guide is available. You unfold the guide, flap by flap, each time learning more about everything there is to see of interest in this museum. The handy format, the interesting tasks and the colourful illustrations all add up to make this folder an instant and original souvenir of your visit... Available in Dutch, French, German and English for € 2 each. | Info: evelien.vanden.berghe[at]brugge.be
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Hospitaalmuseum
In the wards of the Memling in Sint-Jan and Our Lady of the Potteries Hospital Museum stand fun drawing chairs set up for the little ones. Young visitors can start right to work; colouring pictures and pencils are ready and waiting for them. Afterwards, they may either take their artistic creations home or leave them at the cashier. The nicest, funniest, or prettiest receive a special place at the reception area of the museum. | Price: free. | Info: evelien.vanden.berghe[at]brugge.be
You can download some of the colouring pictures here. More available in the Hospital Museum.
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Bruggemuseum - Archaeology
What’s stewing in the cooking pots of a Merovingian mother? Does she store the leftovers in Tupperware? The Bruggemuseum – Archaeology brings prehistory, Roman times, the early, high and late Middle Ages and more modern times face to face with the present. Under the motto “Feel the past under your feet” you receive the unique opportunity, via the various “do” and “search” features, to discover all the elements of daily life in the city of Bruges. You’re invited to visit a mix of archaeological finds, replicas and reconstructions, all in an educational, but playful manner. An activity cell punctuates each time period. In these cells, you, yourself, search for answers to archaeological riddles. The children receive a list of questions and if they find enough answers, they earn the coveted diploma of an ‘archaeologist’ from the academy of ‘Pol de Mol’ (Paul the Mole).
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Museum of Folklore
Two multimedia projects with touch screen. ‘Heart and sole’ covers the history of the traditional clogs, orthopaedic shoes and modern-day sneakers. Shopping and folk tales around this theme also come into play. ‘Length of Cloth’ tells more over the history of the textile trade in the Bruges region, contemporary fashion designers and milliners, shopping, fashion and lifestyle.