Explore the Charms of Farciennes, Hainaut, Hainaut

The 8.5 km itinerary is signposted with blue lozenges. The walk takes you to the Sambre and the lock in Roselies, and to the water purification plant of Roselies. The walkers will find the Ferme Albart that dates from the XVth century on their path.

The 9.5 km itinerary is signposted with yellow diamonds. You will discover an old Romanesque tower near a cemetery, an allegedly miraculous spring of Notre-Dame-Del-Manock and you walk through the Broue forest.

The 13.5 km itinerary is signposted with green diamonds. It starts at “La Drève” and takes you to areas that carefully preserve old and very pretty stone houses. Small chapels are dotted along the route, the walkers will walk past the Ferme des Golias, built in the XVIth century, via the village centre and the bridge of the Biesme, near the castle of the dukes of Oultremont and through a forest “Le Fond Coupe-Gueule”.

The 10 km itinerary is signposted with red diamonds. The walk passes over small paths through the pretty village. Tourists will find the Ferme des Castors, the abbey of Oignies and its park on their path, cross the Biesme, the Zeulies and Vantelle forest and walk along the domain of the Lakes.

The Noue of Moignelée is a former meander of the Sambre, a remnant of the river before its canalization. The village church overlooks the site. Between the swale and the current Sambre, there is a marshy meadow that has been refilled. The site attracts many waterbirds. A natural haven next to the former Bonne-Espérance coal mine. Location: Rue de l'Eglise (at the bottom, where it extends into Rue de Bonne Espérance, also called Rue de Farciennes on some maps) in Moignelée.

Nearly 15 km there and back, this tour takes you from Gilly to Bivort Park in Jumet via the 119 "la Houillère" line.This section of the RAVeL network of greenways is easy for hikers and cyclists to reach.On the way back, why not take the opportunity to relax in a friendly atmosphere and enjoy a drink at the RAVeL Relais.Bicycles are available for rent here.

Starting from Sénécharles Park, the walk will take you through a district of Gilly, along paths, alleys, a footbridge, and trails. A centuries-old church, a peaceful square, a natural cemetery, a disused train station, green zones, and metro stations — the scenery changes at every crossroads.You can choose a 5.4 km loop, but if your heart and legs are up for it, you can extend the walk to admire the remains of the former Soleilmont Abbey. This extra loop adds 2 km to the original route.Note: the route is not signposted on site, so be sure to follow the track on your app or the instructions in the leaflet.

Located at number 76 opposite the Charleroi police station tower, this spacious, light-filled guest room is ideal for resting or working in the city centre. The adjoining small room ensures comfortable accommodation is available for up to three people. The two connecting rooms are wonderfully quiet thanks to the south facing garden. The Art Deco-style house is located close to transport services, hospitals, the courthouse, restaurants and Charleroi-Danses. Effortless parking .

Château de Lausprelle was built in the early 20th century and is part of a family estate. The outbuildings of the château, which were once stables, have recently been converted into gîtes.The gîte du Hêtre, spread over three levels, can accommodate a maximum of 6 people.

Before its extensive renovation in 2015, the BPS22 was known as a space for contemporary creation, a pioneer of Charleroi's cultural development since the beginning of the century. Today, the BPS22 is a major art museum in the Belgian cultural landscape, setting itself apart with its specialised, at times radical, exhibitions, yet accessible to all thanks to innovative mediation activities. Anxious to contribute to the elaboration of critical thought, relations between art, power and society are the main focuses of the Museum's programming and acquisition policy. 

Discover a unique outdoor experience at the Arboreo leisure park! Set in the heart of the forest near Charleroi, this park offers a wide range of adventure activities for all ages, including tree climbing, zip lines, a children's course, a skydive and an interactive treasure hunt, the Explor game...

The location of a mining disaster, the site offers a tour involving three areas: Espace 8 août 1956, the Industry Museum and the Glass Museum. The Industry Museum recreates the time of the Industrial Revolution through the main fields of activities and highlights the plight of the working class. Included on the UNESCO World Heritage List, this architectural complex boasts two headframes and is surrounded by three converted slagheaps.

The family house, built in 1871, can be rented in its entirety and can accommodate sixteen people in a warm, typical interior and in complete privacy.Seven bedrooms and six bathrooms ensure a comfortable and convivial stay.

"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."

The Moignelée swale is a former meander of the Sambre River, before it was channeled. Between the swale and the Sambre lies a marshy area that has been refilled, a natural haven next to the former Bonne Espérance coal mine.Fishing allowed.

Located in Aiseau, only 12 km from Charleroi, in a rural and woodland setting, Beaver’s Den offers passive and active recreational activities all the year round. The Beaverland tourist park provides lots of opportunities for entertainment, such as pedal go-karts, covered wagon trips (subject to reservation), an educational farm, and a childrens’ playground...

Located in Basse Sambre, north of Tamines and near the GR 142 hiking trail, this spoil heap was built between 1880 and 1965 as part of the Sainte-Eugénie coal mine's operations. It was then reworked during the 1980s. While the coal mine site is currently undergoing industrial conversion, the spoil heap has been left to nature and the development of biodiversity. It currently appears as an irregular hill with little or no vegetation cover, except for its northern slope, which is occupied by a diverse forest stand.Site of Great Biological Interest (SGIB)!! Currently inaccessible!!

La Taverne du Grec is well known in Sambreville. For about fifty years, the Tzicas family has been sharing traditional Greek culture through their dishes and wines! Their success has grown over the years, and in 2024, Vasilios Tzicas, known as "Coco," opened a second establishment in Tamines: "Le Petit Grec", serving lunch specialties.Before or after enjoying the famous Tzicas lamb skewers, you can explore the Totemus of Tamines, a discovery trail based on the tragic Massacre of August 22, 1914. This route begins at Saint Martin's Church and the Cemetery of the Executed, both located about a 10-minute walk from the restaurant, as well as from Tamines train station.

For about fifty years, the Tzicas family has been delighting the people of Tamines with their traditional Greek cuisine. Building on this success, Vasilios Tzicas from La Taverne du Grec decided to open a second restaurant: Le Petit Grec. This new establishment is located in the former Le Petit Bruxelles bar, a well-known landmark in the region. This bar even lent its name to the Société des Gilles et Pierrots du P’tit B, whose members used to gather there in the evenings.Before or after savoring the famous Tzicas lamb skewers, you can explore the Totemus of Tamines, a discovery trail focusing on the tragic Massacre of August 22, 1914. The route starts at Saint Martin's Church and the Cemetery of the Executed, both located about a 10-minute walk from the restaurant and Tamines train station.

Superb little holiday home surrounded by fields and meadows.Calm and nature at the rendezvous.

76tour is a charming B&B with delightful Art Deco touches and two bedrooms for guests. Comfortable, peaceful, it is within easy reach of the city's attractions, train station and airport. walloniabelgiumtourism.co.uk/en-gb/content/76tour-delightful-bb-charleroi

Located at number 76 opposite the Charleroi police station tower, this spacious, light-filled guest room is ideal for resting or working in the city centre. The adjoining small room ensures comfortable accommodation is available for up to three people. The two connecting rooms are wonderfully quiet thanks to the south facing garden. The Art Deco-style house is located close to transport services, hospitals, the courthouse, restaurants and Charleroi-Danses. Effortless parking .

Château de Lausprelle was built in the early 20th century and is part of a family estate. The outbuildings of the château, which were once stables, have recently been converted into gîtes.The gîte du Hêtre, spread over three levels, can accommodate a maximum of 6 people.

Château de Lausprelle was built in the early 20th century and is part of a family estate. The outbuildings of the château, which were once stables, have recently been converted into gîtes.The gîte du frêne, spread over three levels, can accommodate a maximum of 6 people.

Situated in the magnificent setting of Château de Lausprelle, in a peaceful location in the heart of nature and close to many tourist attractions, the gite de l'Erable sleeps a maximum of 4 people on 2 levels.The gite has been furnished and decorated with great care to make the most of your stay.

The Novotel Charleroi Centre hotel, at the heart of the city, offers modern and comfortable rooms and all the services the Accor group is famous for. walloniabelgiumtourism.co.uk/en-gb/content/novotel-charleroi-centre-hotel