Belgium Wallonia Tournai

Straddling the Escaut River, Tournai is known since Roman times. Along with agriculture, it has long been a major cultural center.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this massive and detailed 12C cathedral is a must-see, as is its treasury.

As the oldest belfry in Belgium, its 12C foundation and carillon are notable. Climb its 256 steps for panoramic city views.

Easily enjoy a full day in this historic center, with a variety of historic buildings, museums, fountains, and welcoming cafes.

A fine example of Belgian medieval military architecture, the Bridge of Holes was once part of the city's defensive walls.

With attractions for small children as well as adventurous adults, this excellent park in the woods promises to be fun for all.

Located in Tournai's city hall, the museum features exhibits dedicated to the evolution of the animal kingdom throughout the world.

A lovely combination of Romanesque and Gothic styles, this historic church dates to the 12C, on the site of a Gallo-Roman cemetery.

A local icon, this medieval bridge is known for its historic military strength.

The lively activities and pleasant sites in this square are easily observed from a cafe when needing a rest from your busy day.

Housed in two 17C buildings, this museum re-creates past life through staged scenes such as houses, workshops, and many others.

This must-see Art Nouveau building holds an art collection from the 15C to modern times, from old masters to Impressionists and beyond.