Musée de l'Informatique Pionnière en Belgique

The museum displays 300 artifacts across 500 square meters, presenting the progression of computing technologies from mechanical calculators to contemporary devices.

Established in 2016 with support from the King Baudouin Foundation, this institution preserves four major Belgian computer collections that document technological advancement.

The museum maintains collections from Bull-FEBB and Unisys Computer Museum, representing the industrial computing heritage of Belgium since the 19th century.

Located near the University of Namur, the museum opens Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 to 17:00, except during December holiday periods.

The institution houses the 'Computing and Bible' collection, which demonstrates early applications of information technology in religious text analysis.

Location: Namur

Address: 192B 192B Rue Henri Bles 5000 Namur 5000 Namur

Opening Hours: Martedì-Sabato 10:00-17:00

Phone: +3281346499

Website: https://nam-ip.be

GPS coordinates: 50.46275,4.83581

Latest update: March 6, 2025 11:24