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Bruxella 1238, archeological site
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At the beginning of the 19th century, a butter market occupied the site. At the end of the century it was replaced by a trade market.
In 1988, renovation works on the Rue de la Bourse allowed to uncover numerous graves as well as the choir of the conventual church.
With the cooperation of the Royal Society of Archaeology of Brussels, the site was opened for the public in 1994 by the City of Brussels.
Bruxella 1238
Rue de la Bourse
1000 Brussels
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Tel. : 02 279 43 76
musea@brucity.be
http://musees.bruxelles.be
Opening hours : The museum is visitable only during the conducted tours and the cultural activities. There are guided visits every first Wednesday of the month: at 10:15 am in English, at 11:15 am in French and at 2 pm in Dutch.
More information : tickets can be bought at the Museum of the City of Brussels (Grand-Place): 4 euro per person
1000 Brussels
1000 Brussels
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