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The Maison du Tourisme Haute Ardenne represents the communes of Gouvy, Lierneux, Trois-Ponts and Vielsalm.

The Maison du Tourisme Terres-de-Meuse, located in the Province of Liège, invites you to discover this stunning region, which stretches from Hesbaye to Condroz via the Meuse Valley.

The Meuse region, at the very heart of Wallonia, is sure to wow you... Go with the (river) flow and discover its stunning landscapes, from Hastière to Andenne.

The Bouillon area, in the heart of a large forest containing the river Semois, is calm and serene.

The Maison du Tourisme du Brabant Wallon, located near Waterloo and Louvain-la-Neuve, offers a wide range of visits.

Charleroi and its region (no less than 29 communes) may have been coloured black during the industrial revolution: it now surprises visitors with a full array of vibrant colours.

In Virelles, nature has reclaimed the banks of the 90 hectares artificial lake, making it one of the largest reed beds in Wallonia.

La Gaume is a delightful, sunny region in Wallonia. The Orval Abbey, Torgny, Montauban... are only some of the enchanting gems you will discover there.

The Wallonie Picarde region can be described as a vast green plain, with 330,000 inhabitants, within easy reach of Lille, Brussels, Mons and Courtrai.

The Maison du Tourisme Famenne-Ardenne Ourthe & Lesse will be delighted to help you plan your stay and excursions in Wallonia. Beauraing, Durbuy, Hotton, Houyet, Marche, Nassogne and Rochefort offer a wonderful blend of nature, folklore and terroir.

Terra Curiosa will happily provide information on the cultural heritage, gastronomy, walks, and folklore of the towns of Floreffe, Gembloux, Jemeppe-sur-Sambre, Sambreville, and Sombreffe.

The Pays de Liège is an absolute must when exploring Wallonia. Once the capital of an independent principality (for over 8 centuries), Liège and its region will reveal a wealth of cultural gems...

Cultural capital of Wallonia since 2002, European capital of culture in 2015, Mons is by definition a town dedicated to creativity. ​​​​​​​Not only have three of the town's gems been listed by UNESCO (its belfry, the Neolithic Flint Mines in Spiennes and the Doudou festival), its many museums constantly evolve to prese

Picardie, architecture and traditions: let the exceptional, ever so cheerful atmosphere of this Walloon region charm you.

Situated near the borders of the Netherlands, Germany and Luxembourg, the Eastern Cantons have astonishingly diverse landscapes.

Gembloux is a sweet little town in the Province, with a wide range of activities to enjoy.

The Silly Tourist Office, located in the Province of Hainaut, will help you with all touristic activities and lodgings in the area.

The Condroz and Famenne region and their 6 communes await visitors in the South-West of the province of Namur.

Nivelles Tourist Office is located in Saintes, by the arcade of the same name near the Grand Place and its gem, the Saint Gertrude collegiate church.

VisitWavre, located on the ground floor of the town hall, promotes tourism in Wavre and its region.

Ath, also known as the City of Giants, is a delightful medieval city in the lush province of Hainaut, just 24 km from Mons.

The Haute Sûre Forêt d’Anlier is the perfect destination for slow tourism. Located South East of the province of Luxembourg, at the edge of the Ardenne and the Gaume, it offers enchanting natural landscapes.

With 264km of navigable waterways, Hainaut hosts the Parc des Canaux and Châteaux formed by La Louvière, Ronquières and Seneffe.

The Ourthe-Vesdre-Amblève region, by the Ardenne, offers a wide variety of landscapes, attractions and surprises.

The Maison de Tourisme of Spa invites you to discover the most beautiful towns of the Blue Ardennes.

The Maison du Tourisme de la Forêt de Saint-Hubert invites you to discover the Belgian Ardenne: a superb, mysterious and surprising region.

Tournai, in the province of Hainaut, is one of the oldest towns in Belgium. The city of 5 spires is proud of 2 monuments listed by UNESCO as world heritage. Let the city's tourist office, based near the cathedral, help you discover its many treasures.

The Maison du Tourisme de Bastogne en Ardenne invites you to discover the communes of Bastogne, Bertogne and Sainte-Ode.

Discover Namur, the capital of Wallonia.

The Pays d'Arlon (province of Luxembourg, south of Belgium) is at the crossroads of French, Belgian and German cultures. A fascinating region!

The Maison du Tourisme du Pays de Vesdre welcomes you warmly to its region, located by the Fagnes and the Ardenne Bleue.

Florenville is located in Gaume, at the edge of the Ardenne, and counts 7 communes sure to delight nature lovers.

The commune of Comines-Warneton is located at the Western edge of the Province of Hainaut, at the border with France and Flanders. Add it to your travel bucket list: there are amazing walks to enjoy through the countryside and along the Lys river. History lovers will also appreciate the local museums reflect the local

Stop by the Nassogne Tourist Office to plan your trip in the Famenne-Ardenne and Ourthe-Lesse regions. Numerous natural and cultural treasures await you in this haven of peace.

The Enghien Tourist Office welcomes you to the heart of the province of Hainaut.

The Entre Eaux et Châteaux tourist office, in Condroz, invites you to explore the hidden treasures of Modave, Marchin, Clavier and Tinlot. There are so many unexpected places to visit on foot, on horseback or by bike....