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The honourable members of an order are usually called knights and ladies. They wear decorations indicating their affiliation to an order. The museum introduces the history of orders of knighthood across the world, presenting a unique collection of 700 items of badges, stars, chains, and other decorations. Most of the original exhibits are decorations of royal, princely, or clerical orders, but there are also national decorations.
Order a guided tour or use an audio guide. We also offer a special programme for children with a knighting ceremony.
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Interesting displays and neat to see/study pieces that we have only read about before. We spent about 45 minutes here but I think we could have spent longer. I think it would have been worth asking... Read more comments
Had a really lovely experience here today. I was in the souvenir shop and the gentleman working in the place had a conversation with me, telling me the actual museum was downstairs. He then offered... Read more comments
Treasureful museum, run by enthusiastic, knowledgeable and kind crew. Despite the small size the museum has a comprehensive collection of all sorts of insignia and medals from around the world and... Read more comments