Timeline
14:00
Arrive at the Maffle stone museum as it opens for the afternoon session. The exhibits cover the full story of the region's stone industry, from extraction tools to the daily lives of quarry workers. This is the quietest time to wander through the documents and artifacts without a crowd.
14:45
Walk ten minutes to La Trattoria for dinner. The restaurant is open from 18:00 on weekdays, so arrive early to secure a table. Enjoy authentic pizza and pasta in a setting that is easy to reach from the museum area.
15:30
End your evening with a short stroll to Promenade Roi Baudouin. The park offers a pleasant space to digest your meal and reflect on the day's history of stone and labor.
Local tip
The museum is open 14:00-17:00 on weekdays in July and August. Check the route if you need directions from the town center to the museum.
Check before you go
- Maffle stone museum: Open 14:00-17:00 (Jul-Aug Tu-Fr). Outside these months, reservation is required.
- La Trattoria: Open 18:00-23:30 on weekdays (Sun-Th). Closed for dinner on Friday and Saturday nights if you prefer a later slot (until 24:00).
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