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Looking to reconnect with nature? Come along… There is so much to learn and explore in Wallonia!
Our educational trails will guide you through wetlands, fagnes, woodlands. Look out for information panels to learn more about the local flora and fauna.
Don’t forget to check out our caves, always quite magical, as well as our remarkable wildlife parks, some being internationally known.
Rainy day? Just choose from our many interactive and/or family-friendly museums.
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- The Bois du Cazier and its heaps: a remarkable memorial site
© WBT - JP RemyCharleroiThe Bois du Cazier and its heaps: a remarkable memorial site
Listed by UNESCO as one of the major mining sites in Wallonia, the Bois du Cazier is a particularly touching memorial. Located South of Charleroi, this preserved industrial heritage site stretches along 26 hectares. A remarkable orientation trail has been designed to present its 3 heaps and architectural features. - Blegny-Mine: trails to learn about its biodiversity
© SPW SGO4 - G. FocantBlégnyBlegny-Mine: trails to learn about its biodiversity
Located near Liège, Blegny-Mine is one of the four authentic coal mines in Europe with underground galleries accessible for the visitors through the original shaft. A recognised UNESCO world heritage, the site is also of great interest from a biodiversity point of view. Do explore its slag heap and discover the plants - The Héribus mining heap near Mons: a superb viewpoint
© Pierre PauquayMonsThe Héribus mining heap near Mons: a superb viewpoint
Walk all the way up this mining heap, a memory of Le Borinage's former key industry, to enjoy a superb view over Mons... - La Maison des Terrils: an interpretative centre in Saint-Nicolas
© Raymond DelvauxSaint-NicolasLa Maison des Terrils: an interpretative centre in Saint-Nicolas
La Maison des Terrils La Maison des Terrils is the interpretation centre of the Saint-Nicolas former mining site.