Node-points walk: in the four corners of the commune of Sombreffe

Mini-Jones Park is an amusement park for children aged 1 to 12.

Tip Top Coffee is a family business that artisanally roasts and sells its coffee, along with teas, machines, and various accessories in Tongrinne.Workshop tours are available for groups of at least 10 people upon reservation. They last approximately one hour and include a tour of the roasting workshop and a tea and coffee tasting. The price is €5 per person, or €15 per person if each participant leaves with a 250g gift pack of the house blend.Discover the interview with Éric Vool, roaster, below:"After about ten years of experience working for a roaster, our paths parted in 2005. Passionate about coffee, my wife Martine and I decided to continue in this field and create our own business, "Tip Top Coffee." Two sons then joined us. We initially roasted our own coffees, as we didn't have the necessary facilities ourselves. In 2010, we took over the operations of the JOAN roaster, located in Liberchies. This couple was ceasing their business and taking their well-deserved retirement. We then continued to deliver to our customers, their clients, and stocked the roaster.In 2017, we finally found the location we were looking for, a building that was well-suited to our business and that would allow us to finally roast our own coffees!!!So we We set up our artisanal roastery in Tongrinne and set up our shop selling coffee, tea and all the accessories related to these wonderful products. We now roast our carefully selected coffees, we roast slowly and respect each roasting process according to the bean. Roasting based on sales, little long storage. Recyclable and compostable packaging. Free tasting before a purchase decision. Our shop is open Monday to Saturday inclusive from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

At this location, west of Sombreffe, there were originally three fishponds, fed by two tributaries of the Sombre (the Trois Viviers stream and another, unnamed one). These three fishponds were separated by a dike and ran alongside the path connecting Gentinnes to Ligny, which has recently been rerouted and re-stoned over a width of 3 meters thanks to the efforts of the "Sombreffe Trails" association. This same path spanned the Trois Viviers stream by a bridge made of a few large trees, which was repaired around 1795 using ash trees lying on the pond's dike. These bodies of water provided the population with fish living in the ponds (sticklebacks, carp), unlike the river fish (trout, salmon) found in the Orneau.In March 2023, a 3-hectare nature reserve was inaugurated on this site. You can observe birds, amphibians, insects, glaucous rushes, the fauna and flora of the pond... An observatory provides a beautiful view of the landscape of the Hesbaye Namur plateau.

"Go back in time and re-live Napoleon's last victory, at Ligny on 16th June 1815, two days before his defeat at Waterloo. Seven rooms take you on a journey of nearly 200 years into the past. • Historical centre ""Général Gérard"". Audioguide. • Museum, souvenir shop, refreshments. • Large parking. Less than 1km from the station. • Can be combined with other visits."