Take the train from Dinant Station to Gendron-Celles station then walk to the ‘Parc de Furfooz’ (Furfooz Park) then continue until you get to ‘Château de Vêves’ (Vêves Castle). Then return to Gendron-Celles station to get back to Dinant.
(We suggest you plan in one day for this part of the itinerary)
9.9 km
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max. 234 m
min. 111 m
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Styles : HikingBaladeDiscoveryRoadtrip Public : FamilyOccasional hikers Theme : Nature walk |
The Furfooz park, in the province of Namur, invites you to discover its archaeological, geological and natural heritage. This family-friendly stroll offers lovely views on the Lesse river. visitwallonia.com/en-gb/content/walk-through-natural-reserve-furfooz-near-dinant
With its magnificent towers and its beautiful woodwork, the Castle of Vêves seems to come straight out of Sleeping Beauty. It is considered as one of the most beautiful medieval castles of Belgium, an exceptional heritage of Wallonia.Perched on a rocky outcrop, it is composed of five admirable towers and a remarkable half-timbered gallery (16th century).ActivitiesFree visitWhile discovering the apartments of the castle, the visitor will also be charmed by a refined atmosphere: 18th century furniture, rare porcelain, historical souvenirs and paintings.Treasure huntDiscover the castle by solving riddles scattered inside and outside the castle, tests, ... while using your 5 senses. Children can dress up.Fun visitSpecial family visit adapted to children with animations: disguises for children, ceremony of adoubement & initiation to medieval dances, mini-tournament of crossbows or Excalibur test with a mini treasure to look for!
Nestled in a valley surrounded by four hills, Celles sure is an adorable gem. Make a detour to discover its castle, Romanesque collegiate church, traditional stone houses, fountain and excellent restaurants. visitwallonia.com/en-gb/content/celles-one-prettiest-villages-wallonia-province-namur
Former kingdom of Pépin de Herstal in the VIIIth century, castle of the Beaufort lords (who reconstructed it in 1410) then home to their descendants, the counts of Liedekerke Beaufort... Vêves, despite turbulent history, appears to us now as a peaceful icon of centuries past and a masterpiece of military architecture. visitwallonia.com/en-gb/produit/attractions/activites/architectural-heritage/castle-of-celles-veves/8256