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Noyelles-sur-sambre, Nord, Nord-Pas-de-Calais

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Nestled in the lush valley of the Sambre, Noyelles-sur-Sambre is a charming town in the North, located in the historic region of Nord-Pas-de-Calais. This quaint village is a haven of peace where nature and history beautifully intertwine. Among the treasures of Noyelles-sur-Sambre is the 18th-century Saint-Martin church, boasting elegant architecture and a serene atmosphere. Strolls along the Sambr...See more

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Emile Verhaeren Museum Space
22 km

Emile Verhaeren Museum Space

An immersion into the world of VerhaerenThe exhibition showcases numerous excerpts from Verhaeren's work, along with bilingual (French-Dutch) explanatory texts and Braille folders. Visitors will also discover a selection of 25 historical documents and 13 paintings illustrating the special connections the poet had with avant-garde artists and writers of his time, including Neo-Impressionists and renowned literary figures of the 19th and 20th centuries.In the footsteps of Verhaeren: the "Circuit des Pierres"From the museum space, visitors can follow the "Circuit des Pierres", a 4-kilometer walk leading to emblematic sites linked to Verhaeren, including the famous Caillou-qui-bique. This circuit and the exhibition can be guided upon request by enthusiasts from the non-profit organization Mémoire d’Emile Verhaeren in Roisin.A museum exploring a great Belgian poetThe Emile Verhaeren Museum Space invites visitors to discover or rediscover one of Belgium's greatest writers. Between 1899 and 1914, Emile Verhaeren regularly stayed in Roisin, in the Hauts-Pays, where he found peace and inspiration in a farm-inn near the Caillou-qui-bique. The buildings where he stayed still exist today on the provincial site of the Caillou and now house this museum space.An exhibition supported by the Tourism FederationThis exhibition was designed by the Tourism Federation of the Province of Hainaut, with the documentary support of the Archives & Museum of Literature non-profit organization.

23 Rue Emile Verhaeren 7387 Roisin
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The house of the people in Wihéries
25 km

The house of the people in Wihéries

  The house of the people in Wihéries was inaugurated in 1922. It was built on the initiative of the "La Ruche Boraine" cooperative company (founded in 1902) by Maurice Mailleux (who was also the architect for the house of the people in Boussu). The building, which is right in the heart of the village, is striking for its generous size and its colour scheme (red and white bricks). Its classical structure features Art Nouveau decoration. The building is on two levels and takes up nine bays. The central section, with three bays, is flanked by two turrets rising to three levels and two wings, each of two bays. The building has a bâtière roof, with the exception of the turrets, which have roofs shaped like a beehive.  The sgraffito in the central bay illustrates this link to the world of bee-keeping. In fact a beehive is depicted in it, framed by scrolls under the words "Société coopérative". Under the bees are the words "La Ruche Boraine / Maison du peuple". Just below the balcony appear the words "Liberté", "égalité" and "Fraternité". Other sgraffiti depicting floral and plant motifs are also visible above the doors and windows on the ground floor. The house of the people once had a meeting room, reception room, café, room for selling bread, a bakery and a kitchen. The way the space is organised remains unchanged today, with the exception of the café which has been enlarged. Note the fanlights of the doors and windows alternating with yellow and green tinted glass. Listed: 29-09-1982  

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Tour du Lait Buré
27 km

Tour du Lait Buré

La Tour du Lait Buré, située à l’orée de la Forêt domaniale de Colfontaine, est un lieu chargé d’histoire. Au début des années 1900, Achille Tillier, architecte et fondateur de la brasserie Tillier, fait l’acquisition d’une pâture à la commune d’Eugies. Il construit alors, suivant ses plans, un bâtiment baptisé La Tour du Lait Buré (selon André Capron et Pierre Nisolle, auteurs d’Essai d’illustration du parler borain, « lait buré » signifierait « lait battu »). Le propriétaire installe dans ce lieu pittoresque un cabaret, qui se transformera rapidement en guinguette dans laquelle il décide de vendre ses diverses bières (Stout Cedar, Saison, Belge, Blanche, Grisette,…). À l’origine, cette bâtisse était pourvue d’une toiture plate permettant entre autres d’observer la nature, de chasser ou d’installer des musiciens (jusqu’à l’arrivée du tourne-disque qui remplacera l’orchestre après la Première Guerre Mondiale). Ce n’est qu’en 1955, que Victor-Léon et Léon-Willy Tillier, respectivement fils et petit-fils d’Achille Tillier, font réparer et modifier la toiture par une entreprise hollandaise pour lui donner une forme conique (toiture qui sera refaite une seconde fois dans les années 85). En septembre 1972, La Tour du Lait Buré est entièrement rénovée et inaugurée en présence du Collège Communal, dont le Député Bourgmestre Arthur Nazé. Cette rénovation permit d’installer notamment un comptoir construit en fonction de la forme circulaire de la taverne et de l’accès (central) à la cave à boissons, d’ajouter une annexe baptisée « Gambrinus » pouvant accueillir une vingtaine de personnes et d’aménager une terrasse et une aire de jeux. Depuis, La Tour du Lait Buré a conservé tout son charme et s’est transformée en un lieu rustique dans lequel il fait bon se reposer après une balade au cœur de la nature.

12 Rue Belle Maison 7340 Colfontaine
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Domaine des Deux Hêtres - La Chambre de l'Impératrice
25 km

Domaine des Deux Hêtres - La Chambre de l'Impératrice

Welcome to Domaine des Deux Hêtres, an exceptional destination in the heart of the Nature Park of the Hauts-Pays, in the picturesque village of Sars-la-Bruyère, in Frameries. This unique estate invites you to experience a timeless getaway where history and nature blend harmoniously. The 18th-century château, a witness to World War I, will captivate history enthusiasts, while its 10-hectare park will enchant nature lovers.The estate offers four elegant, recently renovated rooms, combining comfort and refinement. Each room, ideal for two people, is equipped with high-quality bedding and a private bathroom, ensuring an intimate and relaxing stay.Every morning, enjoy a complete and varied breakfast, mainly composed of local and homemade products, served in our dining room (by the fireplace in winter for a warm and cozy atmosphere).We also offer an aperitif and/or guest table service upon request. Depending on the season, Elisabeth and Géraud, passionate about homemade cuisine, prepare delicious meals using local ingredients and vegetables from our garden. Pair your meal with local beers or carefully selected wines and sparkling wines from our wine expert. We also invite you to discover sparkling wines from neighboring vineyards such as Mont des Anges, Ruffus, and Chant d'Eole.Are you visiting with a group (family, friends, colleagues…)? We can adapt our services to accommodate more than 8 people. Feel free to contact us to find the best option that suits your needs and preferences.

20 Rue de le Haye 7080 Sars-la-Bruyère
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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! 🌳🥾