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t took almost 30 years to gather the 5,000 items now featured in the AGRI-MUSEE in Rochehaut. This memory of agricultural life in times past also aims at keeping this incredible know-how alive, share this knowledge, create emotions and reconnect the visitors with nature...

The Pays des Collines Eco Museum, with its intergenerational game, are sure to delight parents and children alike...

This stone, unique in the world, has been exported outside Belgium since the 17th century. Vielsalm was particularly famous for this whetstone, used to sharpen knives and razors. This economy evolved from an artisanal skill to a full industry along 4 centuries.

Located in the province of Luxembourg, Guirsch, perched high up, enjoys an exceptional architectural heritage as well as unforgettable natural landscapes. Named one of the prettiest villages in Wallonia, it is well worth a detour...

Taste unfiltered craft beers, refermented in bottle, using yeast: La Moneuse, La Moneuse de Noël, La Saison d’Épeautre, and La Darbyste.

Located south of Tournai, the Gervin distillery produces a wide range of spirits, liqueurs and artisanal apéritifs thanks to 45 years of expertise.

La Bergerie de la Lienne is a small exploitation near Liège, with over 40 ewes. Jon et Nadia will be delighted to guide you through the sheep pen and dairy, share surprising anecdotes and prepare a tasting of their specialities.

Laure and Alain opened Belgium's very first organic saffron farm four years ago. Why not stop by and meet these two nature lovers?

Gros-Fays, perched on the side of a hill that drops down towards the river Lesse, is a typical Ardennes village. Its little houses, built mainly of schist, 16th-century fortified farm and former mill exude an air of timeless peace sure to delight you.

Nestled in the bocage countryside, the village of Clermont-sur-Berwinne hides quite a few architectural gems, featuring a variety of genres and periods.

Let this peaceful village in the Luxembourg region enchant you. Its pretty streets, traditional houses, fountains and mill are sure to steal your heart. Don't forget to stop by the nearby Hotton caves or by Riveo, the River Interpretation Centre for the perfect day out.

Barbençon is a beautiful village with a fascinating past, located in the province of Hainaut, a few kilometres from the French border. Its superb green setting and festive atmosphere are well worth stopping by.

Perched on the heights of Condroz, above the Samson valley, Thon is surrounded by stunning green meadows. This sweet little village, which has kept its picturesque charm, offers amazing views of the region.

Located along the Fagne-Famenne, Wéris delights visitors with its colourful meadows and fields. After taking a stroll in the village, why not stop by the megalithic site, known as the best preserved in Wallonia? Its enchanting atmosphere inspired many tales and legends...

By the river bearing the same name, the charming village of Crupet is sure to enchant visitors with its sweet little streets and cultural heritage. Look out for its medieval dungeon, cave home to the Devil, art gallery, fantastic restaurant... or be brave and see the region from above, flying an ULM!

Welcome to the heart of the Belgian Lorraine, in the province of Luxembourg, which you might mistake for Provence... Torgny, nestled along a forest, enjoys quite a gentle climate (perfect for agriculture and wine-making)

This little village in Belgian Lorraine has kept beautiful examples of traditional buildings - a former mill, communal house, school... Most have a light plaster finish giving the streets a harmonious look, completed by green landscapes.

Discover Chassepierre, nestled in the cradle made by the Semois and named one of the prettiest villages in Wallonia.

Located in the province of Walloon Brabant, the village of Melin is distinguished by its white ‘Gobertange’ stone. The little stream, ponds, paved roads lined with willows and poplars and woodlands all around add to its irresistible charm.

In the heart of the Ardennes forest, Mirwart seems to be lost in time... Its pretty little half-timbered and stone farms and its castle add to its picturesque charm. The Domaine provincial, with its ponds and forests, is a wonderful invitation to explore its preserve nature.

This picturesque village is nestled in the ever so green Molignée valley. Its sweet houses built in limestone and listed monuments are well worth the detour.

From its rocky spur, Limbourg overlooks the whole of the region. Take a stroll through this former fortress, wandering from one street to another, admiring the Saint-Georges square, paved with pebbles taken from the riverbed: the village kept its medieval charm. A real gem!

Part of the Viroin-Hermeton nature park, Vierves-sur-Viroin's beauty is highlighted by its many meadows. Nearby can also be found the stunning Comtes de Hamal castle, an iconic site in the region. But to really have a dream view of the village, make sure to come on the local steam train...

Nestled in a valley surrounded by four hills, Celles sure is an adorable gem.

The village of Falaën, set on the slopes of a small valley in the Condroz area, proves quite enchanting with its pretty stone houses. The ruins of the Château de Montaigle, listed exceptional cultural heritage of Wallonia, are well worth a visit. Or jump on the Molignée rail-bike for a fun ride in the area.

Amidst the hilly landscape of the Condroz region, Mozet seems wrapped in a green setting. This sweet village, with its limestone houses and impressive farms, has kept its medieval charm.

In the south of the province of Namur, Laforêt, one of the prettiest villages in Wallonia, has managed to preserve the typical character of the villages of yesteryear and its rich heritage.

Perched on a top of a hill, Soulme is considered one of the prettiest villages in Wallonia. Its picturesque little houses, mad of the local stone, prove quite enchanting. Why not stop there and enjoy a stroll in the nearby countryside?

Nestled in a valley bathed by the Eau Blanche, Lompret was built on a former feudal castle. It kept its elegant atmosphere and grey limestone houses, built in the 18th and 19th century. This peaceful, green setting is well worth a stop...

In the landscape featuring the beauty of the gentle Pays de Herve with the undulating diversity of the Ardennes, only the slated spire of San Sébastian church betrays the presence of the village of Olne, gently nestled there.

Nestled in the Plaines de l’Escaut nature park, Aubechies offers the perfect green setting for walks. The village's rich architectural heritage will help you travel back in time...

Discover the village of Chardeneux, named one of the prettiest villages in Wallonia. Nestled in the Condroz region, its preserved countryside setting, stone buildings, gourmets stops and activities guarantee a memorable visit.

Here it is the village of Soiron, nestled between meadows, orchards and little groves... Along its pretty streets, you will discover stunning houses built in the traditional Meuse style

Amid woodlands, meadows and fields, Sohier stands out beautifully. In spring and summer, the village is filled with blooms, framing the architecture perfectly. Come, take a gentle stroll through its pretty streets or terroir market or join its beer festival for a bubbly time.

Standing on a limestone plateau in the province of Hainaut, Ragnies is a picturesque village belongs to the commune ot Thuin, in the province of Hainaut.

The picturesque village of Our, with its sandstone buildings, typical of the Ardenne, and the Saint-Laurent church, listed as a historical monument, is sure to steal your heart.

Located in the Eastern Cantons, the Brasserie de Bellevaux will introduce you to the delights of its artisanal Ardenne brews.

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With a fruit press, a cidery and a artisanal distillery, L'Atelier Constant Berger, in Battice, offers a fascinating range of Walloon ciders, fruit juice and liqueurs made from local fruit. Come and visit!

Located on the Herve plate, the Dalaheim Castellum vineyards are known for its natural wines, produced without pesticides.

Located in Saint-Remy (Blégny), Province of Liège, the Domaine de la Bouhouille specialises in natural sparkling wines, produced the traditional way.

Located near Saint-Ghiblaine, this vineyard produces terroir wines on a 3 hectares estate located along a charming village in the Province of Hainaut.

The Domaine de la Portelette in Lobbes is an organic vineyard specialising in white wines and sparkling wines.

Located in Hélécines (Brabant Wallon), the 2.5 hectares Domaine Beekborne vineyard produces natural wines from 4 terroirs: Poupouye, Les Garennes, Meer and Bosquet Jadoul.