High above the city of Namur, this imposing fortress watches over the confluence of the Meuse and Sambre rivers. With panoramic views, a cable car, a tourist train and extensive gardens, this is a place steeped in history and full of photo opportunities.

These caves take you on a magical journey through an underground labyrinth of impressive halls, ancient stalactite formations and sparkling lakes. With atmospheric lighting and a fascinating guided tour, this is an adventure for young and old alike.

This fortress towers high above the city and offers spectacular views of the Meuse Valley. Inside, you will discover stories of turbulent times, historical exhibitions and a touch of adventure.

An enchanting place where water and nature come together. The 18th-century gardens combine French symmetry, English romanticism and Italian elegance. Stroll past fountains, ponds and flower-filled avenues and enjoy the peace and beauty.

This picturesque valley is a paradise for walkers and nature lovers. Full of winding paths, forests and streams, but also surprising works of art that have been incorporated into the landscape. Here you can experience pure tranquillity and the charm of the Ardennes countryside.

A place steeped in history and flavour. Benedictine monks have been brewing abbey beer and making delicious cheeses here for generations. In addition to visiting the abbey, you can sample the cheeses, walk through the surrounding hills and enjoy the serene atmosphere.

A child-friendly amusement park on top of the Citadel of Namur. From pedal cars and trampolines to climbing courses, mini golf and bouncy castles, children aged 3 to 12 can enjoy a day of fun while parents enjoy the view of the city.

For those who love excitement, this adventure park is a must. High rope courses, suspension bridges and zip lines between the trees, with varying levels for both beginners and experienced climbers. An active challenge in beautiful surroundings!

In the Hotton Caves, you can walk deep beneath the limestone rocks of the Ardennes. Along the way, you will pass narrow passages, high chambers and a rushing underground river. The site is considered an exceptional heritage site in Wallonia and has been awarded two Michelin stars.

The Provincial Museum of Ancient Arts, housed in an 18th-century mansion, has a rich collection of paintings, sculptures and artefacts from the Middle Ages to the 18th century. A cultural gem for art lovers.

Explore the underground world of the Dinant Caves. The guide will lead you past impressive stalactites and glittering limestone formations. Listen to the running water and admire a fairytale setting that has been shaped by nature over centuries.

The Esplanade Grognon is a lively meeting place on the waterfront where culture, relaxation and events come together. Stroll along the wide quay, discover new activities and enjoy the view of the rivers and the citadel in the heart of Namur.