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Discover the Delights of Quaregnon, Hainaut, Hainaut

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Nestled in the heart of the Hainaut province, Quaregnon invites you to embark on an adventure brimming with discoveries and authenticity. Start your exploration with a visit to the communal park, a lush area perfect for a relaxing stroll. You can also marvel at the Saint Quirin Church, an architectural gem dating back to the 19th century. History enthusiasts will enjoy the Mine and Sustainable Dev...See more

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Losseau House and its literature centre
6.6 km

Losseau House and its literature centre

In the centre of Mons, the Losseau House, a jewel of art nouveau, has undergone major restoration and enhancement work. The dwelling, as well as the adjacent buildings, are now accessible to the public. In the heart of this furnished house, listed as an exceptional Walloon Heritage Site associated with the famed architects Paul Saintenoy, Henri Sauvage and Charles Sarrazin, the floral decor is delicately decorated with mosaics, panelling, stained glass, inlaid parquet, cabinets, chandeliers and various objects.A captivating Interpretation CentreIn addition to the house itself, the Province of Hainaut and the Losseau Foundation open the doors of an Interpretation Centre. Through an immersive scenography, dive into the world of Léon Losseau, a lawyer and lover of Art Nouveau. Discover his pursuits, passions, and his famous collection of medals. Also, explore the fascinating story of the discovery of the original edition of Une Saison en enfer by Rimbaud.A space dedicated to the literature from HainautOn the second floor, a rich centre of Hainaut literature welcomes students, researchers and readers interested in the literature and history of Hainaut. With comfortable spaces for consultation and reading, an area devoted to comics and literature for young people, it also features collections by Léon Losseau, Charles Plisnier and Claire Lejeune, in a completely renovated environment open to the magnificent garden of the house.

37/39 Rue de Nimy 7000 Mons
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Colfontaine forest
3.2 km

Colfontaine forest

Spanning the municipalities of Colfontaine, Dour, and Frameries, the Colfontaine Forest covers 750 hectares of wild and protected nature. Now part of the Nature Park of Les Hauts-Pays, it offers numerous walking and cycling routes. Whether you prefer paved paths or wish to venture off the beaten track, this must-see location immerses you in the heart of nature.An exceptional natural and ornithological heritageThe Colfontaine Forest is a major ornithological reserve and also boasts remarkable botanical interest. During your walks, you'll discover a variety of trees: hazelnuts, hornbeams, ashes, maples, as well as large trees like oak, elm, poplar, beech, cherry, chestnut, and even some conifers.To explore this green oasis, three marked routes are available, totaling over 30 km of paths. Ranging from 10 to 13 km long, these circuits allow you to discover all aspects of the forest: fauna, flora, slag heaps, streams, and numerous springs. Children will especially enjoy the "Rando des Leus," a 5 km route marked in yellow, inviting them to try to spot a red squirrel or a roe deer. This walk was created at the initiative of the Colfontaine Children's Municipal Council.A historical heritage to discoverIn addition to its natural wealth, the Colfontaine Forest holds significant traces of local history, particularly the history of coal mining. The concrete headframe of the Sauwartan coal mine, still clearly visible, surprises the walker. Behind this monument, the top of the slag heap offers a spectacular panorama of the lush forest. Small ponds along the slag heap are remnants of shell holes left by Allied bombings in 1944. These ponds have become refuges for many dragonflies during the warmer months.At the edge of the forest, don't miss the "Tour du Lait Buré," built at the beginning of the 20th century. Once a guinguette and cabaret, it was a popular relaxation spot for miners, who would come to enjoy, among other things, a bowl of buttermilk after a long day of work. This venue is still open and is the perfect place to enjoy a drink on the terrace after a pleasant walk.

7340 Colfontaine
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Caution!
We have no information on the difficulty of this circuit. You may encounter some surprises along the way. Before you go, please feel free to inquire more and take all necessary precautions. Have a good trip! 🌳🥾