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An interactive project spanning the history of sportswear
A baseball cap, a sweatshirt, jogging bottoms or trainers: you’ve probably got at least one of these in your wardrobe at home, haven’t you? But did you know that these items of clothing were first sold as sportswear, mostly from the 20th century onwards?
To see if the desired time slot is available, enter the number of participants under ‘Group size (Group ticket)’, choose the guide language and select the date.
From 14/04/2021 10:00 pm (UTC) until 31/12/2030 10:59 pm (UTC)
Just like sports, sports clothes have changed a lot over the years. Did you know that at the very first Olympic Games in Ancient Greece, men competed naked and women were not allowed to take part at all? Or that sport was an activity for people from the upper class? And that the arrival of the bicycle resulted in many changes and had a major effect with regard to women’s rights?
During this project, we will travel back in time to discover the evolution of sportswear.
It is clear that fashion, clothing and therefore sportswear is always changing. Many styles of the past return in today’s fashion. Obviously, much has changed, but what exactly? That is the question we ask ourselves during this project and to which we try to find answers through questions, statements and assignments.
The fun quiz at the end of this time trial has no more surprises for you now!
Practical information:
All of the public areas in the building (exhibition rooms, cloakroom, toilets, library, café and shop) are either on the ground floor or easily accessible by lift. Several seating areas are provided throughout the building and, upon reservation, a wheelchair is also available. Every visitor can make use of a portable folding chair in the exhibition rooms.
The museum is easily accessible by public transport. There are bus and tram stops within walking distance. Take the metro 9 or 15 from Antwerp-Central train station (Diamant) to the premetro station at Groenplaats. If you come by bike, you can use the Velo station in the Drukkerijstraat. MoMu does not have its own parking or bicycle parking. If you come by car, you can park in a public car park nearby or park for free on the Kaaien.
Do not take photographs with a flash. Selfie sticks are not allowed. Always ask permission for professional photographic and audiovisual recordings.
There is a museum café where you can get something to drink or eat, either to consume inside the café or to take away. It is not possible to make reservations for groups. There is, however, a large table that can be used by groups.
Backpacks are not allowed in the exhibition rooms. There are lockers with keys. Large groups can use a group locker.
There is a small museum shop with fun MoMu products. Be sure to swing by!
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