Ars Mechanica
Discovery Ticket: an exceptional advantage!
- 40% discount on your train journey
- Children under the age of 12 travel for free (max. 4 children per paying traveller)
- Round trip on the same day
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Address: Musée de La Boverie, Parc de la Boverie 3, Liège (12 minutes walking from Liège-Guillemins station)
Address: Musée de La Boverie, Parc de la Boverie 3, Liège (12 minutes walking from Liège-Guillemins station)
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- Buy your e-ticket at laboverie.com
- Look for the Discovery Ticket code on your e-ticket: it is a 16 character code.
- Order your Discovery Ticket directly from this page.
- Show the pdf of your Discovery Ticket on your smartphone or show a printed version when the train conductor passes by on the train.
- Enjoy your journey!
Frequently asked questions
Each owner of an e-ticket for the expo will receive a code for the purchase of 1 Discovery Ticket, which allows him or her to travel by train to the museum at a 40% discount.
The SNCB-NMBS discount code is valid for the day of your excursion. Return on the same day.
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The Discovery Ticket discount code (16 characters) can be found on the e-ticket issued by the cashier at laboverie.com
Any other questions? Check out the frequently asked questions about the Discovery Ticket.
ARS MECHANICA, DRIVING INNOVATION in La Boverie museum
25.04 > 27.07.2025
Through the history of the FN Herstal and Browning companies, the exhibition is dedicated to the industrial, social and artistic heritage of the mechanical arts.
The exhibition features a wide range of objects bearing witness to the company's achievements in various fields: small arms, cars, motorbikes, aeronautics and aerospace, and sport.
It also features paintings, sculptures and posters by leading artists (Courbet, Paxson, Proctor, Pompon, etc.).
Ars Mechanica tells the story of the industrial and social area of Liège, the meeting of two worlds and two cultures, Europe and the United States, and finally, the story of a Belgian human and technical genius that conquered the world. .
