Belfry

In accordance with the plan to gradually lift lockdown measures put forward by the National Security Council, the Belfry will reopen its doors to the public from 19th May, with some restrictions. Our teams have therefore taken the actions required to enable our visitors to come back through our doors safely. Reception and cleaning staff are trained and prepared in order to guarantee your health and safety when you visit our museums. These measures have been applied in all of our museums: >> Social distancing measures in place: >> A face mask must be worn by every visitor >> 1.5-m distancing rule must be adhered to >> Tickets must be purchased in advance, either online via www.visitmons.co.uk or by telephone at 065/33.55.80 (from Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 17:30. Payment is by credit card and e-tickets will be sent by email). >> Each museum will limit entry numbers >> Specific signage will guide you through the museums, following a one-way system to avoid crossing paths with other visitors. >> A queuing system will be in place outside. >> The air conditioning complies with the safety measures. These additional measures have been taken for your visit to the Belfry: >> Entrance via the Belfry grounds and exit via Rue des Gades >> Entry limited to 15 people per hour >> Use of the lift and staircases: one person or one family at a time >> Regular cleaning of the interactive tables If you have any questions, please contact us at 065/40.53.80 or by email at info.tourisme@ville.mons.be Find the latest news on our website www.visitmons.co.uk, Facebook and Instagram/visitMons We are looking forward to welcoming you back to the Belfry! The Mons Belfry, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999, is an emblematic structure on the Mons landscape. The only baroque belfry in Belgium, it is a remarkable architectural statement. Set against a superb backdrop, housed within is a visitor centre dedicated to its history and its standing as a UNESCO site. The permanent exhibition is brought to life through the innovative multimedia displays, "the windows of time", but also through objects from collections of the Mons region. As a high point of Mons, a visit also offers an unmissable view of the city. Mons Card Partner: Free access

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