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For over a century, National Geographic has captivated us with stories and images that reveal the wonders of our planet.
Starting April 19, Europa Expo and the National Geographic Society are teaming up to offer the public an unprecedented immersion into the wonders of our planet from Liège-Guillemins. With two exceptional photographic exhibitions, The Greatest Wildlife Photographs and Pristine Seas: Bringing the Ocean Back, visitors are invited to explore the beauty of the natural world while becoming aware of its fragility.
In a world where environmental preservation is more than ever a priority, this experience aims to be both aesthetic and educational. Through these two photo exhibitions, visitors will not only discover breathtaking images but also the inspiring stories behind these shots, highlighting the efforts made to protect biodiversity and marine ecosystems.
A breathtaking visual experience reveals some of the most captivating photographs of the animal kingdom
Callcenter Closed on Monday
The Greatest Wildlife Photographs
Curated by renowned nature picture editor, Kathy Moran, this exhibition is a celebratory look at wildlife with images taken by National Geographic’s most iconic photographers such as, Michael “Nick” Nichols, Steve Winter, Paul Nicklen, Beverly Joubert, David Doubilet and more. Showcasing the evolution of photography, the images convey how innovations such as camera traps, remote imaging, and underwater technology have granted photographers access to wildlife in their natural habitat.
Pristine Seas : Bringing the Ocean Back
The exhibition draws upon over a decade worth of global expeditions conducted by the National Geographic Pristine Seas project to document and protect the ocean so it can heal, rebound, and regenerate.
The exhibition highlights the importance of marine protected areas (MPAs) as a mechanism for protecting and restoring the world’s ocean. Through the exhibition’s narrative, photography, and film, visitors will learn how the Pristine Seas team supports Indigenous Peoples, local communities and governments in the creation of MPAs.
Reservation
The exhibition is accessible without reservation. However, due to high attendance, we recommend booking in advance.
School Groups
The exhibition offers a special rate for school groups (from 15 people). Contact the call center to obtain this offer.
Primary and secondary educational materials are available on our website.
Access
The exhibition is located at the Espace Muséal de Liège-Guillemins. It is easily accessible by train and served by numerous buses. Several parking facilities are available near the exhibition.
For persons with reduced mobility, the exhibition is accessible by elevator, and wheelchairs are available upon reservation.
