Explore the charms and treasures of Libramont-Chevigny, Luxembourg

A 7 km walking loop to discover the artists of Libramont, inspired by Marie Howet, a renowned painter from Libramont. For more ideas, explore the website of the Maison du Tourisme de la Forêt de Saint-Hubert: www.foretdesainthubert-tourisme.be/se-promener/

Discover the small villages of Libramont-Chevigny and be seduced by the beauty of one of the most beautiful villages in Wallonia.Enjoy the peace and beauty of our beautiful Ardennes ... This signposted walk can be found on the Libramont-Chevigny walking map, available for €8 at the Libramont-Chevigny Tourist Office and at the Maison du Tourisme de la Forêt de Saint-Hubert.  Beacon: blue rectangle

Discover Saint-Pierre, Neuvillers and Recogne...Enjoy the fresh air and be seduced by the stunning landscapes of our beautiful countryside... This signposted walk is on the Libramont-Chevigny walking map, available for €8 at the Libramont-Chevigny Tourist Office and at the Maison du Tourisme de la Forêt de Saint-Hubert.  Beacon: red rectangle

Libramont, its agricultural fair, its fields, its cows... Through this quest, discover another facet of the city, between heritage, nature and history.2,500 years ago, the Celts lived here, leaving behind a rich and little-known heritage. Come discover this civilisation at the Celtic Museum. At the end of this treasure hunt, which will take you to some lesser-known spots of Libramont, such as the landscape park, a real gem of greenery in the heart of the city, as well as the town square, push open the door of the Museum to discover the way of life of this population. Who were they? How did they live? What objects did they use on a daily basis? Through archaeological finds, you will dive into the world of this people who left their mark on the region's history.Practical information: Starting point: Grand'Rue 246800 Libramont-Chevigny5.2 Km - +/- 2h15 - Height difference 50 m - Mixed courseMore information:Part of the hunt is paying.Mixed route with an outdoor and indoor route.Check the opening hours of the Celtic Museum before starting the hunt.Free parking at the starting point at Place Communale, 6800 Libramont.Accessible by train.In wet weather, some parts may be muddy or slippery. We recommend you bring suitable footwear.Pets are not allowed on this route.totemus.com/en/the-hunts/238-musee-des-celtes-libramont-msw-libramont-des-celtes-a-aujourdhui/

The Libramont Tourist Office has taken up residence in a place steeped in history and creativity: the home of Marie Howet, a multi-faceted painter.This unique place houses a permanent exhibition dedicated to the artist, where a selection of her works retraces her rich and varied career. Visitors can enter during office opening hours to discover the world of this great Belgian artist.Around the house, outdoor installations by local artists enhance this emblematic site, paying tribute to the work of Marie Howet. A garden, inspired by her travels in Ireland and the Mediterranean, is accessible all year round, offering visitors a space for contemplation and relaxation. The picnic area is open to all.To extend the experience, a 7km walk starting from the Tourist Office invites visitors to explore the link between Marie Howet's work and that of other local artists, creating an artistic dialogue across the Libramont landscape.

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