Centre de découverte du chemin de fer vicinal
L’ancienne abbaye d’Aulne
Founded in the 7th century on an estate planted with alder trees, Aulne abbey became a Cistercian monastery in 1147. In 1794, the buildings were...Read more
Les « jardins suspendus »
The site of the "hanging gardens" features a succession of terraces between which alleyways wind their way, linking the historic...Read more
Le beffroi de Thuin
The belfry at Thuin, built in the first half of the 17th century to replace a previous bell tower that had fallen down a few...Read more
Marbiseul Farm
Isolated and preserved, Marbiseul farm remained intact. It is accessed by a dovecote doorway that opens onto a large paved tower, bordered by 18th century...Read more
Ferme de la Cour/Bièrcée Distillery
On the morning of 15 June 1815, Napoleon Bonaparte skirted the Ferme de la Cour, in Ragnies. This large operation that depended on the former Benedictine...Read more
Thuin Belfry
The belfry in its present form dates back to 1639, but a tower already existed in the 13th century. A unique viewpoint to discover the valleys of the Sambre...Read more
Leers-et-Fosteau castle
Leers-et-Fosteau castle: listed in 1979, this magnificent building was built around the 14th century. It contains one of the finest gothic rooms in Belgium,...Read more
Donstienne Windmill
The movements of an army like that of Napoleon are beyond belief. The Northern Army that was mobilised in the 1815 campaign consisted of about 120.000...Read more