Open during school holidays from 11am till 5pm, except 1st May and 11 November and winter holidays. For groups other possibilities
With the help of a modern displays and an English audio-guide, visitors can enjoy a 45-minute journey through the history of earthenware pottery and other crafts at La Roche. You will relive the sensations, emotions and smells that filled the lives of potters, butchers, bakers, chemists and monks. Don’t miss the authentic potter’s studio, the demonstration of how Ardennes Ham is made and the gift shop
Animations "potterry" available on preliminary reservation. Possibilities of combined tickets with the small train or museum of milling, the castle, the chocolate factory.
With the help of a modern displays and an English audio-guide, visitors can enjoy a 45-minute journey through the history of earthenware pottery and other crafts at La Roche. You will relive the sensations, the emotions and the smells that filled the lives of potters, butchers, bakers, chemists and monks. Don't miss the authentic potter's studio, the demonstration of how Ardennes Ham is made and the gift shop.
Duration of the activity :+/- 45 minutesMin
Services
Visit free
Visit on request
Didactic panels in French
Didactic panels in dutch
Didactic panels in english
CIRKWI
Formulary valid since :2020
Business hours
From 04 till 19 Apr from 11h to 17h, from 01 till 03 May from 11h to 17h, from 21 till 24 May from 11h to 17h, from 30 May till 01 Jun from 11h to 17h, from 27 Jun till 31 Aug from 11h to 17h, and from 31 Oct till 08 Nov from 11h to 17h.
With the help of a modern displays and an English audio-guide, visitors can enjoy a 45-minute journey through the history of earthenware pottery and other crafts at La Roche. You will relive the sensations, the emotions and the smells that filled the lives of potters, butchers, bakers, chemists and monks. Don't miss the authentic potter's studio, the demonstration of how Ardennes Ham is made and the gift shop.
The audioguided visit takes place in groups of maximum 15 persons.
