Beautiful renovation of the museum and a new spirit which animates it very interesting. We only visited part of it, because it is very large as an exhibition What particularly touched us were the video testimonies of people of different ages who tell what they experienced: rites of passage, various ceremonies, weddings, etc ... It adds a lot of life to the objects that surround the visitors. The more objective look at colonization and what it brought / took away from the Congo also gives an enriched current meaning to the entire exhibition. Nothing is white or black: important to understand the nuances of all lived experience. I bought on the spot and read with interest the book of Lieve Joris 'Mon uncle du Congo' and that allowed me - me who did not never been to Africa-to immerse myself there deeply. Also reviewed the Congo River DVD ...

Visit was great! The performance is very nicely divided into the different themes that were discussed. Sufficient space was used by making use of the various rooms, very beautiful building. Keeping distance between visitors can be respected more than expected (1.5m). 1 minus: the possibility to use lunch locally was not there. Probably due to Covid-19?

Eclairage des vitrines très moyen, manque d ' explications écrites. Tout le budget a été mis dans l'entrée moderne et les sous-sols, pour la partie musée, que quelque miettes .