Wallonia Belgium Tourism's free brochures and travel guides

To a motorbiker, Wallonia is a place where world-class motorcycle racing, turning points in European history and phenomenal Trappist beers all co-exist, connected by fabulous curves of tarmac. It is a hidden masterwork of motorcycling goodness.

Five routes and everything else there is to know about this motorcycling masterwork... Discover great itineraries, scenic roads, historical towns, museums and race tracks.

Bordering France and located at a scant hour and a half from the English Channel, the French-speaking region is closer than you think and has both the geography and and the driving roads to entice any classic car fan.

Great for golfers planning short breaks or longer holidays abroad. Wallonia ticks all the boxes: meaning less travel-time for more golf-time, wealth of cultural, historic and gastronomic attractions on top of great hotels and clubhouses.

Choosing a Holiday on Wheels? You’ll love Wallonia, for this very reason. Cycling in Belgium go together like hops and beer or brakes and gears.

By a strange twist of fate, Wallonia found itself at the frontline of three of the most important conflicts in modern European history. The years 1815, 1914-18 and 1940-45 saw this blameless region invaded, occupied, pillaged and finally liberated.

Captivating routes, historic castles, unusual places, heritage and history, breathtaking landscapes, villages. There are many themes & itineraries

Discover incredible walks in Wallonia, take a breath of fresh air by exploring unspoilt nature, picturesque villages and breathtaking views.

Welcome to Wallonia, in southern Belgium. A region of fresh air, open spaces and surprises. The Belgian Ardenne is an area of unspoilt nature, with vast forests, rivers and picturesque villages.

If you love good food then Wallonia qualifies with flying colours. It is easily distinguished by diversity, quality, but also the distinctiveness of its products, their transformation and their promotion.

If you’re looking to offer your kids a taste of a different culture and a change of scenery without having to wander too far from home, Wallonia is the place to go.

There are about 40 golf courses in Wallonia which welcome fans of the little white ball. The courses vary in type, with some designed by legends like Simpson.

Cycling in the ‘Haute Fagnes’, Belgium's Wild Place. There's nothing quite like it anywhere else in Belgium. This high plateau above Spa, some of which is protected as a nature reserve, extends eastwards beyond the German border, and includes the vast forest of Hertogenwald. 850 km of cycle paths, 17 themed itineraries and a former railway line converted into a cycle path crossing 3 countries through fascinating countryside. The choice is yours.

Belgium is a land steeped in brewing tradition with a reputation that goes far beyond its borders. Historically ingrained in the culture for several centuries, brewing tradition has become integral to our way of life in our regions.

Belgians are great lovers of wines and spirits which they like to associate with the culinary arts and also with cultural and social exchanges.

In this booklet, we are honoring a number of our "heroes" for their act of resistance during one of the two world wars.

This simple and practical map presents a selection of 3 or 4 star campsites, campsites labeled « Hébergement Pêche » (Camping and fishing) and the list of public areas and campgrounds with suitable pitches for motorhomes in the south of Belgium.

This brochure outlines 23 towns & cities and all they have to offer.

In the final confrontation of the Second World War taking place from the 16 December 1944, the defeat of a numerically superior enemy was sealed.

As at Liège, Namur had been fortified between 1888 and 1892 with the construction of a ring of nine forts around the town to defend the Sambre and Meuse Rivers.

Can you name more than five famous Belgians?.”

Twice in a quarter of a century the Liège region had the tragic misfortune of being on the front line of major clashes that involved Belgium.

It wasn’t until May 1940 when Hitler ordered a ‘blitzkrieg’ or concentrated air and land attack on Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands that allied action really begin to gain pace.

After the ride, leave the car aside. Walk and cycle the Botte du Hainaut region and get wowed by its incredible castles.

The lushness of the Gaume landscapes calls for stepping of the car, walk or cycle instead. Its superb castles are sure to wow you.

Poetry assured on this route. Driving, walking and cycling in the Meuse Valley, from Montaigle to Dinant, you will stumble upon the most magical castles.

This route invites you to drive, walk or cycle in the Meuse Valley, from Montaigle to Dinant, where castles seem straight out of a story books.

Come and join us on this adventure. Drive, walk or cycle along the Ourthes for sights of magnificent castles.

This route takes, by car, walking or cycling, along some of the Meuse Valley’s most beautiful castles. A fantastic way to see the Hesbaye region.

Get inspired by this itinerary, by car, walk and cycle in the Condroz Region: there are so many castles to admire.

Read on! This adventure, by car, walking and cycling in Picardy Wallonia, reveal exceptional historical sites such as the châteaux de Beloeil, d'Attre and d'Antoing.

This guide offers a stunning drive, walk or bike ride from Theux to Raeren, in the former Duchy of Limbourg, a land rich is castles.

This guide takes you along walking and cycling paths, in search of the most beautiful castles of the Hesbaye in the Namur region.

This itinerary will guide you, driving, walking and cycling from one castle to another in the Eastern Cantons.

This guide invites you to walk or cycle and explore Wallonia’s stunning castles, from the Borinage to the Centre region.

This edition of the 365.be guide is designed to offer a foretaste of several touristic activities, attractions and museums. You will find all the information needed to tour in Southern Belgium.

Follow this 94 km route marked with informative history panels to follow Napoleon and his army's historical route in the last days before the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.

This map guides you to the emblematic and memorable places of the Battle of the Bulge. Discover traces of wartime past: memorials, cemeteries, tanks and museums. Tours also lead you through the beautiful landscapes of southern Belgium.