Belgium Wallonia Namur

Visiting Namur offers a rich experience due to its history, landmarks, commerce, political influence, and university.

The 18C water gardens that surround the castle are captivating. French, Italian, and English styles elegantly overlap.

Explore this historic center full of landmarks, exceptional architecture, and great cafes.

One of the oldest rivers on earth, the Meuse meets the Sambre River in Namur. A boat ride offers a different view of the city.

Visible from throughout Namur and its surroundings, this 17C fortress offers numerous activities, from its museum to a cave tour.

The collection of relics created by the 13C goldsmith Friar Hugo is the focus of this treasury. The Mosan work is exquisite.

Housed in a 16C meat market, this museum features a comprehensive collection of regional artifacts going back to the 1C.

Southwest of Namur, this 19C neo-Gothic abbey was designed by famed Bethune. It is home to an art school and cheese and beer production.

Located in a 17C building at the St. Aubin convent, this museum holds numerous priceless 11C-19C artifacts.

This Louis XV style abbey-turned-townhouse is the perfect home for this exceptional collection of 17C decorative arts.

Spanning the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, this museum's collection includes artwork in gold, silver, stone, wood, and glass.

A Baroque gem, this 17C church prides itself on its sandstone vaulting, painted wood altar, and decorated confessionals.

Located in the city of his birth, this museum honors Rops' talents in painting, drawing, and etching of unique themes and styles.