Are the bones truly those of Judith, daughter of Carolingian King Charles the Bald and first countess of Flanders? She was certainly a fascinating woman who took her fate into her own hands against her father's wishes. Archaeologists, historians and bio-anthropologists have reconstructed her story in this unique, interactive exhibition. Discover how these specialists work together to unravel the life of the most important woman in Flanders' history. Step into the shoes of a scientist and immerse yourself in the mystery of tomb S127.
Visit the themed treasure chambers and experience the intrigues of the Carolingian elite. Rare artefacts from across Europe and interactive investigation panels bring Judith's world to life for the very first time. In each scene of the exhibition, which includes video, audio and animation, you will become completely absorbed in the investigation of this cold case. This exhibition is certainly a must-see for anyone who loves history and mystery.
For young visitors, there is a princess's friends book, full of dreams and guilty pleasures.
Want to make sure you can visit the exhibition at the time you want? If so, you can book your tickets here.
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