Beautiful architectural ensemble and lovely walks along the ponds, a 13th century castle and the St-Lambert 12th century church.

This castle is located at the border between the Condroz and the Famenne. It offers a splendid view of the region when the weather is fine. Built in several steps in the 18th century in the classical style of that time, it is surrounded by agricultural outbuildings. You can admire this private castle during the hike “Chêne au Gibet”.

Somal owns a listed castle farm, which would date back to the 16th century. It includes a manor adjoining a round tower.

This chapel is dedicated to St Roch and houses copies of works of Christ and St Clement, master of Waha.

Modave castle, built in the middle ages, was restored with a classical façade turning it into an elegant country house. The formal gardens, designed in the olden days, add to its charm. Situated on a rock 60 meters (200 feet) above the valley of the Hoyoux river, the castle offers a magnificent view over the surrounding nature reserve of 450 hectares (1100 acres) from the recently restored terrace.

This castle is the former hunting lodge of the Prince-Bishop of Liège, François-Charles de Velbruck. Two ponds magnify its environment.

One of the most beautiful villages in Wallonia, with a stop at Berodi or at “L’auberge du Pont Lavoir”.

Close to Marche-en-Famenne, Waha Church is the oldest church in Belgium with beautiful stained-glass windows of Jean-Michel Folon.

You will have access to a beautiful collection of automatons, piano organs, music boxes, ship models, old games… If you want to visit this museum you absolutely need to make an appointment.

This unmarked obelisk would be a geodesic terminal of the Napoleonic era, which would be the only copy in Belgium.

The landscape of Havelange is a mix of woodlands, meadows and cultivated fields. Here are grasslands mainly devoted to pasture where live Belgian Blue bovines known for their delicious meat as well as dairy cows whose part of production is used to make cheese. But this is also a land of history with its beautiful castles.

Gesves is famous for his breeding and riding provincial school. Every year, the Belgian championship for young horses takes place here, as well as many others equestrian events.

Durbuy is the smallest town in the world. In 1331, the town was elevated to the rank of city by John I, Count of Luxemburg, and King of Bohemia.

For a few years, the Labyrinth of Durbuy attracts crowds. It is an amusement park of 11 hectares of maize fields, 10 km of walkways, 25 actors, 7 performances and activities for children. Each year a new theme is developed for the delight of young and old.

This infrastructure welcomes every year plenty of commercial and cultural events, especially the famous flea market and antiques fair.

It’s a pleasant city with a lovely pedestrian centre as well as a cultural and sports centre.

All along the year, the Wex offers a varied and quality artistic programme.

Dinant is a city located along the Meuse and is famous for its citadel and its delicious pastries.

The capital of Wallonia, between the Meuse and the Sambre.

Liege, “city of a hundred church towers”, has been for 8 centuries, the capital of an independent ecclesiastical principality. A lot of buildings testify even today of this wealthy past. Don’t miss the gastronomic traditions!