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Estate including the castle (16-18 th), the gardens (18 th) and the nature reserves (woods, rocks, banks of the Meuse, ..) registered as EXCEPTIONAL HERITAGE. Furnished interior, Family home for 22 generations, Royal guests. Water games, Orange trees more than three hundred years old, Orangeries (18th), 6km long hedged groves, Stuccoed Belvedere (18th). An attractive place full of charm and atmosphere.

 With its magnificent towers and beautiful woodwork, the Château de Vêves seems straight out of a fairy tale. It is considered one of the most beautiful medieval castles in Belgium, an exceptional heritage site in Wallonia. The history of the Château de Vèves Restored between 1969 and 1979, it is today open to the public. Fiefdom of Pépin de Herstal in the 8th century, then fortress of the Lords of Beaufort (rebuilt by them in 1410), then home of their descendants the Counts of Liedekerke Beaufort, Vêves appears to us today as a living and harmonious witness to past centuries and a brilliant example of military art . A magical castle Perched on a rocky peak, it is made up of five admirable towers as well as a remarkable half-timbered gallery (16th century). By discovering the castle apartments, the visitor will also be taken in by the charm of a refined atmosphere: 18th century furniture, rare porcelain, historical souvenirs and paintings. Entertainment for children The castle offers children the opportunity to dress up as a knight or princess during their visit! The costume is included in the entry price. Did you like Sleeping Beauty Castle? You will love the Château de Vêves!

 Profitez d'une réduction de -10% à partir de 4 tickets achetés avec le code promo: 4P Au cœur de la vallée namuroise du Samson, faites une pause et descendez dans la beauté souterraine de la nature aux Grottes de Goyet. Ce sont 7 grottes naturellement splendides qui s'entremêlent dans un dédale de stalagmites et draperies. Patrimoine souterrain rare et protégé, les Grottes de Goyet sont un des sites préhistoriques les plus prestigieux d'Europe. Animaux de l'Âge de glace, Neandertal, Cro-Magnon et même le plus ancien chien du monde y ont laissé leurs traces.

 Vous souhaitez vivre un moment insolite ! Venez découvrir Durbuy: la plus petite ville du monde située dans les Ardennes belges ainsi que le nouveau parc “Adventure Valley Durbuy”, un environnement en parfaite symbiose avec la nature. Un parc s’étendant sur 3 collines et 3 vallées. Ce parc propose de nombreuses activités sportives, pédagogiques et de détentes pour petits et grands. De nombreuses activités en extérieur telles que le kayak, les promenades nature, l’accrobranche, le VTT, la via ferrata, le rappel, les sauts extrêmes et la plus longue tyrolienne du Benelux ! Bien d’autres encore vous sont proposées dans cet espace vert de 350 hectares ! Quelques activités en intérieur ont également fait leurs apparitions comme l'Escape Room (6 chambres avec différents thèmes) et le Laser Game. Vous serez encadrés par des moniteurs professionnels et bilingues !

Informations pratiques :  Merci de vous rendre le jour même, un peu avant l'heure de la visite, au BUREAU D'ACCUEIL TOURISTIQUE SUR L'AILE DROITE DU BATIMENT SAINT-JOSEPH. Vous y trouverez le bureau d'accueil pour les visites guidées. Vous pourrez y signaler votre arrivée et vous recevrez les instructions pour le départ de la visite guidée. Merci de bien respecter les heures de visites afin de permettre le bon déroulement de celles-ci.

A Walk through Nature and History Located in the Lesse Valley, not far from Dinant, the Furfooz Nature Reserve invites you to explore archaeological, natural, and geological heritage through a family-friendly walk of about 4 km. Perfect for Families The Furfooz park is particularly suitable for family outings. With its diverse environments (forests, meadows, Lesse riverbanks, etc.), the nature walk winds its way past 15 remarkable elements of the reserve that will satisfy both young and old alike. A delightful pit stop at the park's refreshment stand, named La Flobette, is possible along the Lesse. Don't forget your camera... Furfooz, a Slice of Provence When it comes to nature, the sunny, rocky cliffs also host quite interesting plants typical of sun-drenched limestone slopes, providing ample satisfaction for numerous insects. The site is also maintained by sheep. Moreover, the park is a recognized nature reserve accredited by the Walloon Region and unique in Belgium. An Exceptional Heritage On the historical side, the Furfooz massif has been continuously inhabited since prehistoric times (caves) up to the medieval period (plateau). Over time, the Lesse River has carved through the entire rocky massif, leaving behind a multitude of caves, caverns, and holes. These have been inhabited by humans for millennia (approximately 14,000 years). Additionally, you can see the start of the Lesse's underground branch. The archaeological heritage is very rich, as numerous objects have been found here, allowing us to trace the site's occupation over time. Closer to our time, a fortress and baths were erected at the end of the Roman period. Only the ruins remain, though the baths were completely reconstructed in 1958; this life-size monument alone is worth the visit!