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This ride takes in some beautiful countryside in the Gaume region and leads at the summit of a gentle slope to the site of Montquintin, a veritable eagle’s nest overlooking the valley of the River Ton. Cheerful, charming villages such as Torgny, one of the “Most Beautiful Villages in Wallonia”, echo the mildness of the Gaume climate. Signposting: signposting of marker points: follow PN 49, 42, 41, 40, 11, 16, 23, 24, 50, 41, 42 and 49 Departure: At Place de Torgny (PN 49) Km: 20.8 km Time required: 1 hour 50 minutes Parking: at the entrance to the village of Torgny. Difficulty: medium Change in elevation: 235 metres Type of bike: road bike, E-bike Handy tips: make the time to take a stroll through Torgny to admire this beautiful village and meet the winegrowers.

Welcome to the municipality of Rouvroy where we invite you to stroll along the RAVeL route linking the villages of Rouvroy, Harnoncourt and Lamorteau. Here there is no crazy scramble to the tourist attractions and no schedules to keep to. Enjoy the tranquillity and discover all the wonders around you in your own time. For your comfort and better accessibility, there are 12 benches along the way, adapted for those with reduced mobility. Take a break every 150 metres, discover a unique part of the local heritage and share nice moments with the few passers-by that you may meet along your way. Start from the ROX in Rouvroy with an information board as you enter the RAVeL.

Here you are in the heart of Provence… in Belgium! Torgny is one of the most beautiful villages in Wallonia and enjoys a microclimate that is good for growing grapevines. As you wander the sloping streets you will find a listed heritage site, 3 vineyards and also magnificent landscapes. Want more? Find this walk in our folder “ The Bucolic Walks” to be discovered in our GaumeShop!

This 5km walk will show you the little village of Couvreux as well as some beautiful landscapes of our region. Want more? Find this walk in our folder “ The Bucolic Walks” to be discovered in our GaumeShop!

Welcome to the village of Sommethonne! The village of Sommethonne is believed to have taken its name from the Latin "Summa-Thonnis" meaning "The top of the source of the Thonne". The Thonne is the river whose source is not far from the village and flows into the Chiers in Thonne-Les-Prés in France. This Gaume village has been maintained in its original state with few noticeably modern buildings. This is what gives the place its charm. Want more? Find this walk in our folder “ The Bucolic Walks” to be discovered in our GaumeShop!

This rural walk around Houdrigny, approximately 2.7km, shows you the village’s history, its legends, its beliefs, its military cemetery and also the era of the railway. Want more? Find this walk in our folder “ The Bucolic Walks” to be discovered in our GaumeShop!

At the heart of a garden, a quaint cottage opens its doors: "Au Balcon du Bonheur": a carefully decorated and furnished double room (with additional sleeping mezzanine) offers sweeping views over this natural setting. A setting that combines massive charm, unusual unearthed objects, atypical rest corners, beautiful ponds and a view of the castle Yvois... The hospitality of the owner will guarantee you a moment of happiness in this scenery and atmosphere. The location means you can enjoy the local heritage and tourist sites in France, Belgium and Luxembourg.

A stay that takes your well-being into account. In the quiet and secluded village of Williers, the guest rooms "Ô Sixième Sens" will offer an ideal setting to relax your senses. Guests can also enjoy the heated swimming pool from April to November, as well as the sauna, spa and chroma-therapy showers etc... A hearty local and / or organic breakfast is served each morning.

Welcome to the heart of the Belgian Lorraine, in the province of Luxembourg, which you might mistake for Provence... Torgny, nestled along a forest, enjoys quite a gentle climate (perfect for agriculture and wine-making). Why not stop by and take a stroll in its pretty streets, discover its architectural heritage and enjoy Chef Clément Petitjean's restaurant, rewarded with a Michelin star. https://visitwallonia.com/en-gb/content/torgny-one-prettiest-villages-wallonia

Discover new flavours, spices and herbs in this light, inventive cuisine. The decor is warm and welcoming, like the service, so you're sure to enjoy your meals with friends, family or business contacts. Our menu is changed every six weeks to highlight fresh seasonal produce.

The staff at the Bel Air gives guests a warm, friendly welcome. It has been run by the same family for the past three generations. The meals are traditional, made with fresh seasonal and regional produce.

The restaurant serves fresh food that is full of flavour. Specialities of Lorraine. Chef's special, themed meals, a la carte dining.

A delightful restaurant on the riverbank. From the dining room there is a fabulous view of the citadel in Montmédy. You're sure to appreciate the friendly welcome from Mrs. Picot and the talents of the master chef, who creates mouthwatering cuisine that draws out the full flavour of local produce.

Beautiful country gîte for up to 9 people, ideal for friends and family. It's located in the north of the Meuse department, a charming region where you can enjoy many walks and visits: the citadel at Montmédy, the basilica at Avioth, the beer museum at Stenay, and nearby Belgium. The gîte has 4 bedrooms (2 double beds, 5 single beds) and 2 bathrooms, as well as a variety of other spaces. The beautiful kitchen will make you want to cook during your vacations! Children (and adults) can enjoy a game of table tennis, boules or a drink in the garden!

It is in the old Ecouviez railway station near Montmédy that you're invited to explore spices from all over the world, fresh herbs and a range of flavours, thanks to Pascal and Valérie Mertz who combine them all to great effect! In a convivial, zen ambiance, taste the delights of the creative, elegant fare made from the finest seasonal produce. Upstairs, you'll fall asleep in one of the 4 individually-styled rooms named after various spices - Tandoori, Tonka, Piment d'Espelette (chilli) and Madras (curry).