Southern Ardennes

Lake Neufchâteau is ideal for a variety of water activities. Get out on the water in a kayak or a pedalo. Thereafter, recover and relax in a deckchair on the beach while the kids play in the playground.

Travel through space and experience a day through the eyes of an astronaut. Take a walk on the moon, visit Mars's village, and imagine yourself among the celestial stars. And at the end of the day, after a day in space, you land back on Ardennes ground.

For history buffs, this historic city is highly recommended. This site will teach you everything you need to know about the Battle of the Bulge, which occurred during World War II. Visit a war museum and see monuments like the Mémorial du Mardasson.

Explore the natural beauty of this beautiful valley, also known as the Tomb of the Giant. Enjoy the spectacular forests as you walk alongside the Semois River. Climb Botassart's viewpoint for stunning views of the surrounding hills.

Visit one of the Ardennes' most well-known and historic abbeys. It is famous for its authentic abbey beer and artisanal orval cheeses. Visit the museum, learn about beer brewing, and see the ancient ruins.

A visit to this medieval castle transports you back more than 1,000 years. Explore the maze of corridors and take in the view of the Semois River.You can also watch bird of prey shows here.

Discover the unique beauty of Han's subterranean caves. Visit "the middle of the earth" and be awed by the geological wonders of nature, the first of which emerged here about 23 million years ago.

The Ardennes town of Saint-Hubert is intimately connected to wildlife and hunting. Take a bike ride or a long walk through nature with your friends. Visit the beautiful abbot's palace as well as the impressive Saint-Hubert basilica.

In the middle of the forests of Anlier you'll find this modest animal park, which is still growing. Divided into four territories, here you'll meet meerkats, zebras, cranes, arctic foxes and other special animals. An exotic outing for the whole family.

This area has been designated a Unesco Global Geopark due to the extraordinary landscape that formed here hundreds of millions of years ago. From unusual rock formations and height differences to vast sandstone and limestone plateaus, the wonderful world of tectonics awaits you here.

Visit this castle, which houses three museums, and step back in time to the 15th century. There are 32 different furnished rooms which tell the story of the years. Finally, you can stroll through the organic castle garden.

This city is worth a visit for culture lovers, with everything from prayer buildings to museums. Take a city walk to discover all of Arlon's great spots. Thereafter, finish the day with a traditional Ardennes dish at a restaurant.