Dinant, located in the Namur province of the Walloon region of Belgium, sits on the banks of the scenic Meuse River and is a small town renowned for its natural beauty and historical heritage. Dinant boasts a long history, having been part of the Bishopric of Liège during the Middle Ages and flourishing due to its famous bronze-making craft, known as "Dinant bronzes." The city's most iconic building is Dinant Castle (Citadelle de Dinant), perched on a cliff overlooking the entire Meuse Valley, a military fortress that has witnessed centuries of war and historical changes. At the foot of the castle stands the Notre-Dame Basilica (Collégiale Notre-Dame de Dinant), another Dinant landmark, its distinctive onion-shaped bell tower forming a classic cityscape against the backdrop of the rock face and castle. Furthermore, Dinant is the birthplace of Adolphe Sax, the inventor of the saxophone, and colorful saxophone sculptures can be seen throughout the city streets and on the riverside bridges, showcasing its rich musical culture.
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Huy, located in the Liège province of the Walloon region of Belgium, sits on the banks of the Meuse River, between Liège and Namur. With a population of approximately 22,000, it is an ancient city with over two thousand years of history. During the Middle Ages, Huy was an important trading and religious center, and it still retains a rich historical character. The city's most iconic building is the 14th-century Collégiale Notre-Dame, whose 48-meter-high rose window is considered one of the most beautiful Gothic rose windows in Belgium. Overlooking the entire city, Huy Castle (Citadelle de Huy) is built on a hill overlooking the Meuse River. Although now primarily a memorial site, it remains the best spot to admire the river valley scenery. The old town's main square, riverside promenade, and numerous cafes create a relaxed atmosphere. Huy is also the finish line of the famous classic cycling race "La Flèche Wallonne". The famous "Mur de Huy" before the finish line is known for its steep slope and attracts a large number of cycling fans to watch the race every year.
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Coo, located in the Liège province of the Walloon region of Belgium, sits on the banks of the Amblève River in the Ardennes region and belongs to the town of Stavelot. It is a picturesque tourist village. Its most famous attraction is the Coo Falls (Les Cascades de Coo), with a total drop of approximately 15 meters, making it the highest natural waterfall in Belgium. In fact, part of the falls originated from the 18th-century diversion of the river by monks for timber transport, thus combining natural and man-made features. Viewing platforms and walking trails have been built beside the falls, allowing visitors to admire the rushing water up close. The nearby Plopsa Coo theme park is popular with families, offering activities such as cable cars, scenic trains, and kayaking. The surrounding Ardennes Forest boasts abundant hiking, cycling, and rafting routes, offering different charms in each season. With its magnificent waterfall scenery and beautiful natural environment, Coo has become one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Ardennes region of Belgium.
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Liège (German: Lüttich, French: Liège) is located on the banks of the Meuse River in eastern Belgium, bordering Germany and the Netherlands, with a population of about 200,000.
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Outremeuse Folk Festival Tchantchès Puppet March Watch
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Curtius Museum Red Brick Courtyard Arrival Dust Smell
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Montagne de Bueren 374 Step Stairway Breathless Summit
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Liege Place Saint-Lambert Prince-Bishops’ Palace Ruin Walk