Activities

Torgny is the southernmost village in Belgium. Renowned for its yellow Gaume stone houses, this listed village charms with its Mediterranean appeal, its vineyard-covered hillsides and its peaceful atmosphere.

Stroll through the narrow streets of this remarkable village to admire its exceptional Renaissance architecture. Don't miss the picturesque Saint-Hilaire cemetery and its astonishing ossuary, unique witnesses to local history.

A true gem of stone and history, Montmédy impresses with its majestic citadel and fortified upper town. An exceptional stopover to combine heritage, culture, and breathtaking panoramas.

At the crossroads of rivers and history, Longuyon charms with its centuries-old collegiate church and its immediate proximity to the forts of the Maginot Line

This imposing fort of the Maginot Line immerses you in the daily life of soldiers in 1940 with its galleries 30 meters deep and its period military train in operation.

Renowned for its historic fortifications and exceptional earthenware, Longwy captivates visitors with its rich craftsmanship and architecture. A stop at the crossroads of cultures and three borders.

Immerse yourself in the history of the Cistercian Abbey of Orval. Visit its serene medieval ruins, discover the legend of the Val d'Or and end your getaway with a tasting of the famous Trappist beer and cheese made on site.

Between the picturesque charm of its capital perched on the rocks and its characterful medieval towns, Luxembourg offers a true journey to the heart of Europe.

A world capital of peace, Verdun offers a captivating journey between its famous memorials and its historic city center. A visit filled with emotion, combining history, remembrance, and leisurely strolls along the river.