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Located by an abbey, Stavelot is a charming, well preserved 18th century town, listed exceptional heritage of Wallonia. Its tourist office will be delighted to welcome you warmly and help you discover the region's many gems.

The Assesse commune tourist office is located in Crupet, one of the prettiest villages in Wallonia. Its delightful 18th and 19th century buildings are sure to steal your heart...

Discover Viroinva in the province of Namur, South of the Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse region: a real paradise for hikers.

Le Roeulx and its many canals are rich with touristic sites and opportunities for walks, bike and horse rides.

Known as the smallest town in the world, Durbuy proves quite romantic with its sweet narrow streets and stone houses, nestled in a meander of the Ourthe river. A stunning way to discover the Belgian Ardenne!

Funded in the 7th century by Begge, Andenne boasts a rich past, reflected in its architecture and pretty streets. A few of the iconic sites well worth a detour: the Sainte-Begge collegiate church, the Scladina cave, the Espace Muséal d’Andenne dedicates to ceramics and local archaeolo

The Tourist Office of Fosse-la-Ville, at the very heart of the city, would be delighted to help you plan your stay in the region. The team will happily tell you about the local traditions (the Napelonian marches, for example), range if events taking place and terroir products.

Thuin is a semi-rural commune, at the confluent of the Sambre of the Biesmelle in the province of the Hainaut, well worth a tour for its medieval gems.

Discover Namur, the capital of Wallonia.

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.

Located by the Haute Fagnes nature reserve, the town of Malmedy proves ideal for active and terroir-inspired holidays. The Tourist Office team will be delighted to help you explore the region and answer your questions.

Fancy exploring Bouillon, maybe even indulge in a guided tour but don't know where to start? The local tourist office will be delighted to share their tips with you.

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

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

Welcome to Liège, one of Wallonia's most important cities, rich in historical, cultural and foodie gems...

Immerse yourself in the city of Huy, a city with a millennial history, in the south of the province of Liège.

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.

This Tourist Office found its home in the Maison du Bailli, a listed building which oldest parts date to the beginning of the 16th century.

Marbehan is located in the commune of Habay, at the heart of the province of Luxembourg.

The Royal Syndicat d’Initiative (RSI or Royal Tourist Office) aims at promoting this exceptional town, its touristic sites and thermal water.

Spa is such an iconic thermal town it gave its name to all spas! A candidate for UNESCO's world heritage, it can be listed proudly along iconic cities such a Bath or Vichy.

Planning a stay in Eupen? The Tourist Office, located in the town centre, will be delighted to give you all the information you need.

European capital of the famous Blue stone, Soignies offers both the charm of a thousand-year-old town and of a delightful crown of luscious green nature areas...

Planning to visit Couvin? Trust the local tourist office to discover how much there is to do in the area!

Located at the edge of the border ith Germany, Luxembourg and the Netherlands, the Eastern Cantons feature a wide variety of landscapes.

Its passionate team welcomes you all year round to share the gems of the Pays de Rochefort... Stop by and have a chat to make your holiday truly memorable!

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

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

Nestled in the lush Hain valley, Braine-l'-Alleud is a pleasant commune, close to superb sites sure to delight history and walk lovers.

The Tourist Office in Coo will be delighted to help you with any information on the region, located in the Province of Liège.

This sweet little municipality in the Gaume region gathers several villages: Musson, Baranzy, Genevaux, Signeulx, Mussy-la-Ville and Willancourt.

The Bertogne Tourist Office welcomes you to the heart of the Pays de Bastogne.