

Perched atop a steep, heritage-listed slope, the Notre-Dame de Lorette Chapel features a 17th-century brick and bluestone choir alongside an 18th-century limestone nave. Near the Calvary, an artificial cave carved into the rock evokes the Holy Sepulchre. From this scenic spot flanked by a linden tree avenue, enjoy sweeping views over the Lhomme Valley as far as the Lhoist plant in On-Jemelle. Below, the river flows through a wide floodplain: by absorbing floodwaters and recharging the underground karst network, this area plays a vital role in flood mitigation and biodiversity preservation.