Musée Liégeois du Luminaire (The Lighting Museum)

Completely destroyed in the wake of the Second World War, the buildings on Rue Mère-Dieu were rebuilt using old building façades originating from different areas the city. Next to the access tunnel to the Areine of Richonfontaine underground stream, which supplies the St. John the Baptist Fountain with water, the building at number 2 on this street is the home of the Lighting Museum. Also known as MULUM, it is an invitation for visitors to retrace the history of lighting from the dawn of time to the present day. Far from having a solely functional use, some lamps are veritable works of art that illustrate the thinking of an era.