Discover your piece of Namur.

Warmly welcomed, surrounded by a cosy atmosphere, the art of Belgian fries unfolds at Charles & The Fries. A paradise for lovers of homemade burgers and perfectly cooked fries at fair prices. Vegetarian options and fresh cakes complement the offering, as well as a selection of Belgian beers. Four-legged friends are also welcome here.

Enjoy trendy coffee bars and try biétrumés at the Maison des Desserts. On the Place du Marché aux Légumes, the oldest café Ratin-tôt invites you to enjoy local beer. In the evening, Rue de Brasseurs offers an atmospheric atmosphere with bars and restaurants, perfect for tasting Walloon specialties such as escargot and soft caramels while watching the hustle and bustle.

Nestled in a breathtaking landscape, the geothermal spa offers a unique opportunity to regenerate body and mind. Surrounded by natural steam, mineral-rich, milky-blue waters await you to pamper and revitalize your skin while you absorb the purity and magical atmosphere of nature in complete silence.

On two wheels, you'll discover dramatic cliffs, majestic castles, and follow the Meuse through breathtaking landscapes. Pro Vélo Namur introduces you to the secrets of the Walloon capital, where green spaces and cultural heritage merge seamlessly. Perfect for any cycling enthusiast, the region offers routes from 20 to 150 kilometers through scenic terrain.

Start your day with an organic breakfast on the terrace, surrounded by the beauty of the Saint Loup church. Enjoy handmade chocolate breads, fluffy croissants, and freshly squeezed orange juice as the scenic views punctuate your dining experience.

Relax and glide on the water, surrounded by the picturesque backdrop of the Ardennes. With a kayak or paddleboard, rented from Les Capitaineries, you will navigate the gentle currents of the Port de Jambes. The smooth ride allows you to enjoy nature from a new perspective and experience the beauty of the Sambre and Meuse rivers up close.

Immerse yourself in the world of comic legends Djoseph and Françwès, created by Jean Legrand. Marvel at the sculpture by Suzanne Godard, which humorously depicts the relaxed life in Namur with two men and their leashed snails. A tribute to the local culture and the serenity of the people of Namur, freely accessible around the clock.

In historic vaults, once an artillery camp and dovecote, Guy Delforge creates unique perfumes. This journey through fragrance families, from production to maturation in underground cellars, reveals the art of perfumery. Test your sense of smell, learn how scents are classified, and maybe even find a perfume that evokes memories.

On a gentle river cruise, glide past historic centers and picturesque landscapes. Marvel at the architecture of ancient citadels and charming riverbanks as you enjoy the tranquility of the water. For children, there are exciting discoveries on board and the opportunity to experience nature from a new perspective.

Discover the Rue de Fer, where historic buildings and modern shops merge. Marvel at the UNESCO-listed Belfry, immerse yourself in the baroque splendor of St. Loup's Church, and be inspired by the art galleries. On Saturdays, the weekly market attracts visitors with local treasures. A paradise for culture enthusiasts and shopping lovers.

On the terrace of Le Panorama, located on the esplanade of the Citadel, you can sip local beers while your gaze wanders over the picturesque Meuse Valley. Brasserie-style catering offers you culinary delights for less than €10, complemented by free Wi-Fi, for an all-round carefree stay.

Glide through the lively streets in a rickshaw, passing historic landmarks such as the impressive Royal Theatre and Galerie du Beffroi. Listen to the stories and anecdotes of your driver as he guides you through the charming alleys and discover the hidden secrets of the Walloon capital in a playful and relaxed way.

In front of you are terraces that gently slope down to the waters of the Meuse, lined with wide, grassy steps. A cobblestone path takes you along the river, past a floating platform that can be used for musical performances, fishing, or relaxation. Children will enjoy the proximity to the water and the opportunity to watch ducks.

Discover authentic and organic chocolate bars as well as chocolates, made with respect for producers and the environment. Enjoy handcrafted delicacies that combine traditional craftsmanship with ethical principles. Each creation tells the story of its careful selection and processing. A visit promises not only taste, but also moral satisfaction.

Look forward to an exquisite selection of wines, presented in an atmosphere that makes connoisseurs' hearts beat faster. With over 25,000 visitors, you can expect not only fine wines, but also inspiring conversations with like-minded people and experts. Enjoy culinary delights to go with it as you discover the latest trends and rarities from the world of wine.

Surrounded by historic facades, the Place du Marché aux Légumes offers unique insights into Belgian beer culture. At Peanuts, you can enjoy fine beers on a cozy terrace. Round off your experience with a fresh sandwich from Maison Saint-Aubain, which you can enjoy at Namur's oldest café, Ratin-tôt.

With 49 exciting missions, this escape room will challenge your combination skills and teamwork. You'll solve puzzles, unravel mysteries, and uncover hidden codes, aided by game masters in case you get stuck. For children, there are special tasks that make the adventure a fun learning experience.

On a covered wagon ride through the Ardennes, you will be surrounded by unspoilt nature while enjoying regional specialties. Between picturesque valleys and dense forests, you will stop in charming villages to feast in selected restaurants, cafés or brasseries, where you will experience authentic Ardennes cuisine.

Built in 1388, originally part of the city's fortifications, the Belfry of Namur embodies the essence of medieval civil architecture. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this tower testifies to the importance and influence of the city through the centuries. A walk around this historic tower offers glimpses of a bygone era and its enduring significance.

In the heart of Namur, art comes to life. At the Delta Cultural Centre, exhibitions, concerts and workshops combine with digital culture. Here you can not only marvel at works of art, but also take part in yoga sessions or relax in the panoramic view of the terrace. Culture becomes tangible, from theatre to dance, supported by the Delta Pass for discounted access.

Explore the picturesque fortress that towers high above the city and experience history up close. At the Archeoscope Godefroid de Bouillon, you can interactively immerse yourself in the Crusades. Be enchanted by traditional Belgian cuisine, such as carbonade flamande. For children, there are exciting puzzle paths through the castle and medieval workshops that bring the bygone era to life.

Enjoy a selection of hot drinks, milkshakes, and sweet cakes in the company of friendly cats looking for a home. These social, cuddly furry friends, all adoptable from the local animal shelter, will add a unique touch to your café visit. A cozy room, lit with light wood, invites you to relax and caress yourself.

Every Saturday morning, Namur's streets are transformed into a lively marketplace. You'll find everything from fresh local produce to handmade, one-of-a-kind pieces. Don't miss the opportunity to taste Belgian delicacies directly from the producers. For a break, head to Ratin-tôt, the oldest café in Namur, surrounded by the historic backdrop of the Place du Marché aux Légumes.

Explore over 7 km of underground tunnels and marvel at the architectural feats of centuries past. At the summit, 190 meters above the confluences of the Sambre and Meuse, a breathtaking view opens up over the valley. The fortress, once founded by the Romans and shaped by the ages, reveals Europe's military past and today serves as a witness to the struggles for power and influence.