In the surrounding area

Situated on a promontory overlooking the Sambre Valley, the Floreffe Abbey enjoys the status of being listed as one of Wallonia’s Special Heritage Sites. The building, founded by Saint Norbert in 1121, contains many artistic, architectural and historic treasures.

The mill-brewery, at the foot of the Floreffe Abbey, dates back to the 13th century. It is the oldest remaining industrial building in the Province of Namur

Amidst the hilly landscape of the Condroz region, Mozet seems wrapped in a green setting. This sweet village, with its limestone houses and impressive farms, has kept its medieval charm.

The story starts in 1860, when Emile Henkinbrant starts digging the foundations of his neomedieval astle. Never did he expect to stumble onto a stunning kastic phenomena, complete with fascinating rooms and 800 m of underground galleries

The Golf de Rougemont, in Profondeville, offers exceptional panoramic views on the Meuse Valley.

Les Compagnons des Prés association in Floreffe aims at included people with handicaps in its various activities. To do so it organises a series of workshops and outings every summer meant for them to enjoy.

Ô d'Ambiance is a superb spa in Leuze, with three private wellbeing spaces. Massages and treatments are also available on site. The perfect excuse to relax and take care of yourself.

This is the only river crossing in Belgium done by rowing boat. Workers going to the Lustin Quarries used this means on transport every day at the time. The boatman's house is still there: it now hosts an art gallery.

Perched on the heights of Condroz, above the Samson valley, Thon is surrounded by stunning green meadows. This sweet little village, which has kept its picturesque charm, offers amazing views of the region.

.The Caves of Goyet constitute an exceptional archaeological site in Belgium tjust a few kilometres from the city of Namur ..

Terragame presents a new concept: hyper virtual reality, unique in the world! Book your immersive experience in one of the 3 parks in Wallonia: Spy, Tournai and Waterloo.

In an 18th century farm, awaits an unexpected far, l'Escargot de l'Ourchet. home to 600,000 snails of the Petit and Gros Gris. Visits can be organised via the Gembloux Tourist office, should you wish to know more.

Enjoy a lovely stroll in the Courrière forest, located between Namur and Ciney,

This excavation site, still active an open to the public, is one of the Prehistoric locations in Belgium.

Le Safran de Patr’Ann is a safranière, a saffron farm. Come to Profondeville in the province of Namur to meet the owners and take a guided tour.

Urpignac, proud of 30 years of expertise, specialises in duck and goose foie gras> a real gem of the Walloon terroir.

Nestled in a former farm (built in1623 and a listed monument), the MAHM ( Musée archéologique de la Haute-Meuse) is a museum on archaeology in Godinne. A fantastic opportunity to travel through time.

The Château de Chérimont is internationally now for its estate and leisure activities.

Discover these amazing gardens, created 250 years ago and considered one of Wallonia's cultural treasures. How could anyone resist taking a stroll between the fountains, waterfalls, ponds and stunning combination of French, Italian and English style gardens?

Nature guide François will take you on a guided donkey ride in Bossière, between Gembloux and Namur: a wonderful way to slow down and really enjoy the landscapes around you... Perfect for adults and children!

Ideally located between Brussels and Namur, the Château de Petit-Leez invites you to take a stroll through its park, its contemporary art exhibitions, as well as a permanent collection of sculptures from Zimbabwe.

Love quality fruit and vegetable? The Ferme de Goyet invites you to try its harvest, grown with passion.

La ferme du Chant d'Oiseaux welcomes children for fun activities during shcool holidays.

Follow the steps of your Neandertal ancestors in the Grotte de Spy, near Namur.

Les 4 Sources  offers a range of activities and quality infrastructures in the Bocq valley.

The Collegiate Church of Saint-Feuillen in Fosses-la-Ville, stands on the site of a former Irish monastery founded in the 7th century ...

Looking for thrills? Always wanted to fly, feel the joy of being suspended in the air? FlyXperience is for you...

Come and see the Man of Spy's educational space to learn how scientists were able to recreate this really realist version of Spyrou, as he is named.

This 1914-1918 historical route, 33 km long, will take you through Fosses-la-Ville, Aiseau-Presles and Sambreville where the Battle of the Sambre took place: a moving itinerary to better understand what Wallonia endured during the first world war.

The Golf de Falnuée lies at the confluence of the Orneau and Ligne rivers. Golfing pleasure, a historic setting and natural beauty are guaranteed.

Li p'tite Brèssène (the little brewery in Walloon dialect) is a craft brewery in Fosses-la-Ville, in the Province of Namur.

Set on a hillside overlooking the Meuse valley and the small town of Andenne, this golf club is a real Walloon gem.

By the river bearing the same name, the charming village of Crupet is sure to enchant visitors with its sweet little streets and cultural heritage. Look out for its medieval dungeon, cave home to the Devil, art gallery, fantastic restaurant... or be brave and see the region from above, flying an ULM!

This religious site, its rather kitsch architectural style, makes quite an impression on visitors. You may like it, dislike it but you are not likely to forget it! The parish priest asked his community to help him build it: they spent all their Sundays making the project come true between 1900 and 1903.