Nestled in a graceful bend of the Semois River, Chassepierre is rightly listed among the Most Beautiful Villages of Wallonia. Beneath its apparent tranquility, this jewel of Belgian Lorraine hides a thous...
Bike rides are great. Bike rides punctuated by craft beer tastings are even better! This summer, Walloon Brabant is launching the Brassicole Tour, a new three-day getaway that invites food and drink enth...
Every summer, this is an event that many Belgian families eagerly await. This season, the Durbuy Maze returns with an entirely new storyline that propels visitors… into space! It’s the perfect excuse to t...
Nestled in the heart of the province of Hainaut, a few kilometers from Mons, Le Grand-Hornu stands as an impressive testament to the Industrial Revolution in Europe. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site...
Nestled in Fosses-la-Ville, Lake Bambois is a lush gem that brings a vacation-like atmosphere to Wallonia. This 48-hectare estate, designated a Natura 2000 site, hides a fascinating past. Behind its medie...
Who would have thought it was possible to walk barefoot on warm sand without leaving Belgium? In Haneffe, about twenty minutes from Liège and roughly an hour from Brussels, Le Renard à Sornettes has trans...
What if, for your next getaway, you swapped a traditional hotel for a night on the water? Less than two hours from Brussels, several floating lodgings and lakeside cabins offer a refreshing change of sce...
Nestled in the southwestern part of the country, in the Province of Hainaut, Aubechies is a tranquil haven where red brick and sandstone create a picture-perfect setting. This Walloon village, among the m...
When you think of Knokke, you picture long walks along the boardwalk, sunny terraces, and great spots to savor seafood. By the summer of 2027, the seaside resort plans to add a new string to its bow with...
Nestled on the wild slopes of the Calestienne, Fagnolle is agem of gray stone and slate that has just regained its prestigious designation as one of the “Most Beautiful Villages of Wallonia.” This picture...