Hon-hergies, Nord, Nord-Pas-de-Calais

The gîte includes:Three bedrooms: two double rooms (one with separable beds) and one room with a bunk bed,Two bathrooms upstairs, including one with a bathtub,A ground floor with entrance hall, fully equipped kitchen,A spacious living room with open fireplace.Thanks to large glass doors, the living space is filled with natural light and offers a beautiful view of the castle park.Outside, a private orchard garden of 1500 m² features:Garden furniture,Barbecue and firepit,Swing, hammock,Football goal,View of the estate’s chickens.A unique setting that blends historic charm and modern comfort in the heart of nature.

Located in the Nature Park of the Hauts-Pays in the village of Audregnies, the cottage has been created in the old, character-filled buildings of the former family farm.Adjacent to the owners' residence, it is comfortably furnished and features a private terrace and a large garden.It is the perfect starting point for many walks or bike rides.Close to Mons, Tournai, Valenciennes, and other numerous tourist attractions, it is the ideal base for a stay with family or friends.

A nature and relaxation stayEnjoy the tranquility of the countryside, discover the picturesque landscapes of the Nature Park of Les Hauts-Pays, and explore the numerous hiking trails or the nearby RAVeL.The gîte "La Colline sous le Vent" is the perfect place to recharge in the heart of nature while enjoying all modern comforts.

The gîte, "L'Air Pur", sleeps between 2 and 4 people and welcomes you to the heart of the Nature Park of the Hauts Pays. The gîte is the barn belonging to a former farmhouse, with a sofabed in the living room, a dining room that seats 4 people, a kitchen with a freezer, a woodburner, a bathroom with a separate WC and a bedroom. It also has a television and Wi-Fi. Outside, you can enjoy the terrace with an orchard, outdoor games, a barbecue and a ping-pong table. This lovely gîte is the prefect base from which to explore the regional natural parks of the Hauts-Pays on the Belgian side and Avesnois on the French side.

Located in the center of a village in the heart of the Nature Park of the Hauts-Pays, this gîte is the perfect place to discover the curiosities, landscapes, and specialties of this little-known area on the French-Belgian border. Put on your sneakers or hop on your bike to find the "caillou-qui-bique," wander through the villages and sunken paths, admire the hedged landscapes, meet local craftsmen, visit breweries, and taste the regional specialties. Don't forget the cultural and recreational activities offered by Mons, Valenciennes, and Bavay.Welcome to this house, redesigned for families or groups of friends, featuring 6 bedrooms that can accommodate up to 14 people.The well-equipped kitchen, large dining room, two lounges, as well as the terrace with barbecue, the storage for your bikes and motorbikes, the table football, and the sauna will all contribute to enhancing the quality of your stay.

Classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since July 2012, the Grand-Hornu is a jewel of the European industrial heritage of the 19th century. Property of the Province of Hainaut since 1989, this historical landmark is today one of the most significant windows of contemporary art in Belgium. In addition to promoting the architectural riches of this unique site, the MACS and the CID teams focus their activities on contemporary art, offering large, high-quality international exhibitions of contemporary art and design. Guided tour available by reservation and audio guide rentals available.

Explore authentic landscapes where industrial heritage blends with preserved nature.La Chrysalide welcomes you in a villa surrounded by a lush garden, offering a peaceful and comfortable setting for your stay. Private parking is available on the property or on the street for your convenience.Our guests particularly appreciate the warm welcome, the hearty and varied breakfast, as well as the tranquility of the place.Your room, carefully furnished, includes:A large bed and a single bed, or three single beds depending on the configurationA private bathroom with a bath/shower and bathrobesA welcome tray upon arrivalA minibar for your comfortLa Chrysalide is also a haven for cyclists and hikers, with a secure space for your bikes. Since 2016, the property has been certified "Bienvenue Vélo," ensuring a welcoming environment for nature and sport lovers.Your host, a passionate tour guide, will share his knowledge of the region and can organize guided walks to help you discover Mons and its surroundings from a unique perspective.Whether you are visiting for a short or medium stay by foot, bike, or motorcycle, La Chrysalide is the perfect place for a peaceful getaway. We look forward to welcoming you soon!

Discover the cozy "Hélène" cottage, which can accommodate up to 3 people.You enter a hallway with a toilet, leading to a comfortable living room with a fully equipped kitchen and a pellet stove for a warm ambiance.Upstairs, you will find two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a separate toilet.Each bedroom is equipped with two single 'boxspring' beds. In one of the two rooms, it is possible to arrange a king-size double bed.Relax and enjoy the soothing view of the fields from your private terrace.Enjoy all the modern comforts with free Wi-Fi.Parking spaces are available on the property grounds.

The Rampemont Castle-Farm is a piece of heritage situated in the Haut-Pays Nature Park. This enormous four-sided medieval-looking building has a unique pastoral charm thanks to the presence of farm animals and an exceptional medicinal plants garden. Rampemont is now the property of Mr. & Mrs. Schneider, who have been maintaining and restoring it for almost twenty years. Since then, it has been open to the public by appointment.

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.

A Rich and Diverse EcosystemSouth of the Scientific Adventure Park (SPARKOH!), the Terril du Crachet stands in a semi-rural setting. Much of its surface is covered by pioneering woodland, while preserving beautiful open areas of grassy wasteland and ponds. This site hosts exceptional flora, including remarkable species such as:The common twayblade (Listera ovata)The tuberous pea (Lathyrus tuberosus)The nodding thistle (Carduus nutans)The proximity to urban areas also encourages the presence of exotic plants, further enriching the site’s botanical diversity.Remarkable FaunaThe Terril du Crachet is also a haven for local wildlife, especially herpetofauna (amphibians and reptiles). Eight species of amphibians, including the rare natterjack toad (Bufo calamita), and two species of reptiles have been recorded here. This natural heritage makes it a prime observation site for biodiversity enthusiasts.Discovery TrailsA marked trail takes you to the top of the terril, offering spectacular views of the surrounding landscape. The starting point is at SPARKOH!, where you can find all the information you need to fully enjoy the walk.Access to the Terril du CrachetLocation: Located north of Frameries, along the Mons-Frameries road, on the right when coming from Mons.Directions: From Mons, follow the direction of Frameries and the signs for "SPARKOH!". You’ll arrive directly at the foot of the Terril du Crachet.

Belgium's First Natural Swimming Pool in Dour!Set in the lush surroundings of the Belvédère sports and recreation center, discover Belgium's very first natural swimming pool, a unique spot with exceptional charm. This pool, as large as an Olympic swimming pool, uses layers of volcanic rock and plants to filter the water, offering you a healthy and eco-friendly swim. With its three different depths and playful water jets, there's something for everyone, whether you're looking for relaxation or fun.During your visit, also enjoy the VITA trail that surrounds the site and explore the two tennis courts. Don't miss the Malakoff tower, a historic symbol of the region, as well as the slag heap, which is an integral part of this recreational complex. In the summer, a dive into this natural pool is a must for a refreshing experience in nature!

  The house of the people in Dour, which is still used as such, was built by the architect Alphonse Van Craenenbroeck in 1928-1929, commissioned by the "Les Socialistes Réunis" cooperative company. The wish of the company was to provide a modern place for people to meet, where the recreational and festive side could take precedence over the commercial side. The building seeks to express the leadership role played by the cooperative. Making beautiful use of the language of Art Deco, the building is designed according to a triangular plan with a semi-octagonal outcrop housing a café. The café is lit by large windows with recessed frames and there is a terrace above with a balustrade. The gable façade features a tower at its centre capped by a geometric amortisement. This style is also used for the tops of the pilasters and gables on the three façades, as well as for the friezes with angular motifs that underlines the elevation. Originally, there was a performance auditorium, which is no longer there. The austerity of the façade with its marked vertical thrust is in contrast with the richness of the interior, both in terms of form and colour (frieze, exotic timber panelling, stained glass windows, etc.). The octagonal pillars are transformed into stylised palm trees and the ceiling is animated with moulded profiles. The ceiling reflects the floor with its red and white chequerboard pattern. Note the two entrance areas decorated with stained glass windows, the benches marrying the base of the pilasters and the geometric frieze decorating the upper part of the walls. Listed: 29-09-1982  

  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  

221 Rue Wilson in Colfontaine“J’ai loué une petite maison où j’aimerais bien habiter tout à fait seul mais, pour l’instant, comme Pa trouve préférable, et moi-même aussi, que je loge chez Denis, elle ne me sert que d’atelier ou de cabinet de travail.” (translation in English: "I rented a small house in which I would really like to live absolutely alone but, for the moment, since Pa thought it preferable, and I did as well, that I stay with Denis, I only use it as a studio and as a place of work."(Vincent Van Gogh, writing to his brother Théo, letter dated 4 March 1879)It was in March 1879 that Vincent Van Gogh first refers to the house at 81 Rue du Petit Wasmes, which today is Rue Wilson in Colfontaine. Upon his arrival in the Borinage area a few months earlier, in December 1878, the evangelist Benjamin Vanderhaegen quickly found this house for him. The house belonged to a baker by the name of Jean-Baptiste Denis and was to play an extremely significant role in the artist's career.It was there that he experienced his "companionship" with miners. He made coal-mining the subject of his first attempts at sketches. It was also in his house that he wrote letters to his brother that were to, like his reading, orientate his life towards an extraordinary artistic destiny. These precious things which allow us to piece together the character of Van Gogh and which are part of history, in conjunction with the fact that the places referred to are still in existence, serve to add to our duty to preserve the house which belonged to Denis, which remains one of the few things that bear witness to the presence of Van Gogh in the Borinage area, and in particular at Wasmes (now Colfontaine).Public-interest heritageIn general, what remains for us today of Van Gogh, apart of course from his oeuvre, are traces of his career in the form of buildings – the house where he was born in Groot Zundert, the vicarage in Nuenen, the house in Cuesmes, the hospital in Saint-Rémy and the inn at Auvers-sur-Oise. The house at Colfontaine has now just completed this "pilgrimage way".To complete your tour, feel free to book a visit of the Van Gogh House in Cuesmes and the Marcasse site, two iconic locations of Van Gogh's time in the Borinage.The Van Gogh House in Cuesmes is also accessible with the Van Gogh Pass, available for purchase at visitMons or directly on site.For more information about the artist’s time in the region, visit our Van Gogh in the Borinage website.

In March 1879, Vincent van Gogh mentioned for the first time the house located at 81, rue du Petit Wasmes, now rue Wilson in Colfontaine. The house belonged to a baker named Jean-Baptiste Denis and played a key role in the artist’s life. The site is not a museum; there are no paintings or drawings by the artist, but a few scenographic elements and excerpts from letters Vincent wrote to his brother Theo. As an ideal starting point for walks, you can pick up a guide on-site providing information about various walks departing from the house. Since its renovation, the House Van Gogh now complements the "Van Gogh Europe" circuit, which includes all the places where the painter lived. In the Van Gogh shop, you will find: books, postcards, artisanal products (such as the beer "La nuit étoilée")...

La maison du peuple de Pâturages a été inaugurée en août 1903 dans le centre du quartier ouvrier. À travers son administrateur, Louis Pépin, la coopérative ouvrière « Union, Progrès, économie » (fondée en 1885) demande à Eugène Bodson, architecte, d’édifier une maison du peuple. Celle-ci accueillera un café et une salle des fêtes ainsi que des bureaux et des salles de réunion. Progressivement, elle se dotera également d’une mercerie, d’une épicerie, d’un magasin d’aunage et, plus tard, d’un « Grand Magasin du Peuple ». Le bâtiment, imposant, est dominé par la ligne classique. Composé d’un double corps de sept travées qui s’élève sur deux niveaux, l’édifice est couvert d’une haute toiture d’ardoises artificielles. La travée centrale est mise en évidence par son balcon ainsi que par le fronton courbe qui coiffe le pignon. La façade néoclassique est caractérisée par le jeu entre frontons triangulaires et courbes ainsi que par les cordons moulurés et le faux appareil régulier. Épinglons l’opposition entre style historiciste, utilisation de matériaux très modernes (colonnettes métalliques) et décoration Art nouveau (ornements en coup de fouet). Les mots « Progrès » et « Union » apparaissent sur les sgraffites, situés sous les appuis de fenêtres de l’étage. On peut également remarquer le sgraffite central représentant le « Triomphe du travail », œuvre de Paul Cauchie, tout comme les deux portraits de César de Paepe et d’Alfred Defuisseaux. Monument classé : 28-10-1982  

This visit left a strong impression on him, so much so that starting in 1882 in The Hague, he began cutting out and collecting realistic black-and-white engravings from magazines. These prints, which illustrate, among other things, the working conditions of miners and animals, explosions of firedamp, and the rescue of victims, would serve as the basis for his personal creations around the mining world.The Marcasse site belonged to the Compagnie des Charbonnages Belges and had 11 active shafts. Since the site closed in 1954, it has undergone natural afforestation. A large part of the spoil heap and the surrounding area are now classified as a Natura 2000 reserve.The former industrial buildings are now privately owned by Mr. and Mrs. Riccardo and Nadine Barberio-Gravis, who occasionally organize cultural events.GOOD TO KNOWThe Marcasse site is also accessible with the Van Gogh Pass, available for purchase from visitMons.

Culinary SpecialtiesLe Fourquet offers indoor grilled dishes, as well as meals prepared with fresh, local products selected according to the seasons. Some dishes are made with the brewery’s craft beers, providing a unique and local dining experience.Tailor-Made EventsWould you like to organize a business lunch, a family celebration, a seminar, a promotional dinner, or a banquet for patronal feasts? Le Fourquet offers customized event planning, tailored to your needs, budget, and tastes.Why Choose Le Fourquet?The family-friendly atmosphere, the high quality of the cuisine, the professionalism and availability of the staff, the peaceful forest setting, as well as easy access and parking, are all assets that ensure the success of your event. Additionally, indoor and outdoor play areas are available for children, making it an enjoyable experience for the whole family.

A small family-owned craft brewery. All of the beers produced in our facilities are not filtered and refermented on yeast in the bottle. The adventure began with the parents, Pierre-Alex and Marie-Noëlle CARLIER - POURTOIS, the first brew took place on 24 March 1988. The eldest son, Kévin CARLIER, a biotechnology graduate is now at the head of the brewery with his wife Bérangère DESCHAMPS and his father-in-law Claude DESCHAMPS. The youngest son, Cédric CARLIER, with his wife Stéphanie JUSTE, both graduates of catering school, are at the head of the Restaurant le Fourquet, opposite the brewery. Regional dishes are prepared with local beers. The succession is assured with the two daughters of Kévin and Bérangère, Manon and Ninon, as well as the two sons of Cédric and Stéphanie, Ethan and Mathys. Brewing and bottling of artisanal unfiltered beers, refermented in the bottle on yeast:-the Moneuse, a clear amber beer, pure malt. -the Moneuse Spéciale Noël, a dark amber beer, pure malt. -the Saison d'Epeautre, a blonde beer, from wheat. -the Darbyste, a golden beer, based on figs. -the Vermontoise, a blonde beer, with pronounced bitterness, and a light aftertaste of lemon. Visits are organised on appointment. The opportunity to learn more about brewing and taste a few products. And why not take a few bottles home?

A Generous Italian-French MenuLa Flambée offers a varied menu blending Italian traditions and French influences:Artisan pizzas baked in a wood-fired ovenFresh pasta, lasagna, risottoGrilled meats, fish, seasonal musselsHomemade desserts and wine selectionAll dishes are freshly prepared with care and quality ingredients.

Located in the heart of Quévy, Belgium, Bella Ciao invites guests on a culinary journey to Italy. This charming restaurant combines authentic Italian atmosphere with traditional cuisine and a modern touch.Step inside and discover a cozy setting that evokes the charm of Italian streets: stone walls, soft lighting, and green décor create a warm and intimate atmosphere — perfect for a romantic dinner, family gathering, or evening out with friends.The menu features wood-fired pizzas, fresh pasta, flavorful antipasti, and homemade desserts, all prepared with quality ingredients and Italian know-how.Just minutes from Mons, Bella Ciao is a must-visit for lovers of authentic Italian cuisine, in an elegant and welcoming space.

A varied cuisine and a menu for every tasteAt La Marelle Café, we offer both light meals and hot daily specials, prepared with fresh and seasonal ingredients. Whether you're looking for a casual drink with friends, a gourmet appetizer, or a hearty hot meal, you’ll always find something to satisfy your cravings.A space for the whole familyOur café-restaurant is the perfect place for families, friends, and colleagues. Enjoy our two spacious terraces (covered and uncovered) to savour your meals in a relaxing atmosphere. Your children can safely have fun in our dedicated play area while you unwind.Easy and convenient accessFor added convenience, La Marelle Café provides a large parking area for cars, motorcycles, and bicycles.Come visit La Marelle Café for an enjoyable and budget-friendly experience in a peaceful and welcoming setting. See you soon!

A refined cuisine and gourmet creationsThe restaurant Les Gourmands is run by a passionate couple with a precise division of tasks in the kitchen. Chef Didier Bernard offers exceptional gastronomic dishes that awaken your taste buds and take you on a journey of new flavours. Each dish is a discovery of tastes, elevated by the delicious desserts of Lydia Glacé, which will delight all sweet lovers.A renowned sommelier and an exceptional wine cellarIn the dining room, Carlo Zecchin, Belgium's top sommelier, oversees an exceptional wine cellar with over 1,500 references. His passion for wine and expertise will guide you in selecting the perfect pairing for each dish, enhancing your culinary experience.Book now at Les Gourmands and discover a fine dining restaurant where every dish is a true culinary masterpiece.

Homemade Cuisine & Local SpecialtiesEvery dish is prepared to order: charcuterie is freshly sliced, cheese is cut on the spot, sauces are crafted in-house, and crêpes are cooked à la minute. House-made lasagna, grilled meats, payelles (the chef’s specialty), and indulgent desserts have earned the establishment its solid reputation.Exceptional Beer SelectionLa Saline offers a curated list of over 85 beers, including Trappist brews, abbey ales, fruit beers, draught options, specialty brews, and pilsners. A standout exclusive: the Blanche Eau de Villée.

A surprise menu to awaken your sensesForget the traditional menu: try the chef’s signature "Les Yeux Fermés" (2, 3 or 4 courses, between €35 and €50), a surprise tasting experience that changes monthly with the seasons.Prefer something more casual? Go for the homemade vegetarian burger, generous, flavourful and seasonally inspired.Each dish is a creative composition: homemade kimchi, fermented vegetables, Asian or Oriental inspirations… Chef Benoît Gillet dares to mix bold flavours with finesse, celebrating the full potential of plant-based cooking.A responsible and committed kitchenEverything is homemade, using ingredients from local, often organic producers, with many items sourced directly from the restaurant’s own garden. From bread to sauces and fermentations – every detail is crafted with respect for nature and flavour.The chef also shares his passion through monthly cooking workshops, on topics such as lacto-fermentation, vegetarian street food, or illusion-based culinary techniques.A friendly atmosphere in a timeless placeThe dining room is elegant yet cosy, featuring wood, stone and natural light. In fine weather, the terrace offers a serene moment in the countryside.With attentive service, a relaxed vibe and a vegetarian menu full of surprises, L’Atelier des Alchimistes is the ideal destination for a romantic dinner, a night out with friends or a family meal.Souhaites-tu également ces traductions sous forme de fiches optimisées pour Google My Busine

Specializing in traditional Belgian cuisine, Chalet du Garde offers a varied menu featuring local dishes and seasonal ingredients. Whether you're looking for a cozy meal or a delicious dish after a hike, Chalet du Garde is the perfect place to delight your taste buds.The warm and rustic atmosphere of this restaurant is a true asset, providing a comfortable and cozy environment for every guest. In addition to its tasty dishes, Chalet du Garde enjoys an ideal location in a natural setting, perfect for walks or outdoor activities after your meal.Just a few minutes away from Mons and other major cities in the region, Chalet du Garde is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and food enthusiasts. Come discover Belgian gastronomy in an idyllic setting, with attentive service and an unforgettable experience.Discover a place where tradition, nature, and great food come together at Chalet du Garde in Roisin!

Located in the heart of the Honnelles countryside, our guest room offers a rejuvenating stay, far from daily stress. Each decorative element has been carefully selected to create a harmonious and welcoming ambiance. Take home a unique souvenir by purchasing the items that captivate you.Relax in a peaceful setting and indulge in this immersive experience, where comfort and authenticity come together for an unforgettable stay.

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.

Welcome to Domaine des Deux Hêtres, an exceptional retreat in the heart of the Nature Park of the Hauts-Pays, nestled in the charming village of Sars-la-Bruyère, in Frameries. This unique estate offers you the opportunity to experience a timeless stay, where history and nature come together.The 18th-century castle, a privileged witness to World War I, will captivate history and heritage enthusiasts, while its preserved 10-hectare park will enchant nature lovers.We welcome you to four carefully renovated rooms, combining comfort and elegance. Each room, tastefully decorated, features high-end bedding and a private bathroom. Ideal for two guests, they guarantee an intimate and relaxing stay.Every morning, enjoy a complete and varied breakfast, mainly composed of local and homemade products, served in our cozy dining room (by the fire in winter for extra warmth and comfort).We also offer an aperitif and/or table d’hôtes option upon request. Depending on the season, Elisabeth and Géraud, passionate about home-style cooking, prepare delicious meals using local ingredients and vegetables from our garden. Complement your meals with local beverages such as craft beers, wines, and sparkling selections carefully chosen by our wine expert. We also invite you to discover sparkling wines from our neighbors Mont des Anges, Ruffus, and Chant d’Eole.Visiting with a group (family, friends, colleagues…)? We offer tailored packages to accommodate more than 8 guests. Contact us to create the perfect stay that matches your needs and desires.

Welcome to Domaine des Deux Hêtres, a true gem of nature located in the heart of the Nature Park of the Hauts-Pays, in the picturesque village of Sars-la-Bruyère, Frameries. This exceptional estate, with its 18th-century castle steeped in history, offers you a unique setting for a timeless stay. A witness to World War I, the castle will appeal to history and heritage enthusiasts, while its 10-hectare park will captivate nature lovers.We offer four refined rooms, fully renovated to ensure your comfort. Each room is equipped with high-quality bedding and a private bathroom. Our rooms accommodate two people and provide a warm and intimate atmosphere.Each morning, enjoy a complete and varied breakfast, primarily composed of local and homemade products. In winter, you can enjoy your meal by the fire in our cozy dining room.We also offer an aperitif or table d’hôtes option, upon request. The meals are carefully prepared by Elisabeth and Géraud, passionate about family-style cooking. Depending on the season, you will discover delicious dishes made from regional products and vegetables from our own garden. Local drinks, such as craft beers, as well as wines and sparkling beverages carefully selected by our wine expert, are also available.If you wish to organize a group stay (family, friends, colleagues...), we can adapt our services to accommodate more than 8 people. Don’t hesitate to contact us to define the package that suits your needs and desires.

The gîte includes:Three bedrooms: two double rooms (one with separable beds) and one room with a bunk bed,Two bathrooms upstairs, including one with a bathtub,A ground floor with entrance hall, fully equipped kitchen,A spacious living room with open fireplace.Thanks to large glass doors, the living space is filled with natural light and offers a beautiful view of the castle park.Outside, a private orchard garden of 1500 m² features:Garden furniture,Barbecue and firepit,Swing, hammock,Football goal,View of the estate’s chickens.A unique setting that blends historic charm and modern comfort in the heart of nature.

The gîte includes:A comfortable living room / dining areaA fully equipped kitchen with all modern amenitiesA bathroom on the ground floor and a shower room upstairs2 separate toilets3 spacious bedroomsA laundry room for convenienceA private parking areaOutside, you can enjoy a garden and a terrace with a barbecue, perfect for relaxing outdoor moments.The Gîte Le Montagnard, set in an exceptional natural environment, is the perfect starting point to explore the beautiful landscapes of the Nature Park of the Hauts-Pays. Whether you enjoy hiking or mountain biking, you’ll be immersed in a lush, peaceful setting.Explore the many hiking trails and be enchanted by the preserved and diverse nature. Take advantage of your stay to recharge in this exceptional region.

TOURIST Camping open during the seasonLocated in southwestern Belgium, in the Nature Park of the Hauts-Pays, right on the French border, just 35 km from Mons, 15 km from Valenciennes (France), 12 km from Dour and its famous festival, and 10 minutes from the Caillou-qui-bique site, the CAMPING DE ROISIN is in the heart of the village of Roisin, only a 5-minute walk from shops including a restaurant, brasserie, pizzeria, chip shops, Louis Delhaize supermarket, gas station, and nearby fishing ponds.36 annual rental pitches for caravans, mobile homes, motorhomes, and campers, each equipped with: Electrical connection (16A), Water and sewage connections13 sunny and semi-shaded pitches for short-term campers.Parking, wastewater disposal, and water refill stations for motorhomes.Practical InformationCheck-in: between 2pm and 7pm. and check-out: by 12pm.Reservation REQUIRED via: Email: campingderoisin@gmail.com and Phone: +32 476 92 89 83 / +32 477 18 92 58! The entrance is the same for CAMPING DE ROISIN (Rue du Château de Roisin, No. 14) and LES TOURELLES (Rue du Château de Roisin, No. 12).

Located in the Nature Park of the Hauts-Pays in the village of Audregnies, the cottage has been created in the old, character-filled buildings of the former family farm.Adjacent to the owners' residence, it is comfortably furnished and features a private terrace and a large garden.It is the perfect starting point for many walks or bike rides.Close to Mons, Tournai, Valenciennes, and other numerous tourist attractions, it is the ideal base for a stay with family or friends.