WALLONIA BEAUTIFUL: STONE VILLAGES AND ARDENNES FOREST
Stone mills stand centuries old, terracotta roofs radiate warmth, valleys open endlessly. Wallonia is countryside charm.
Discover Wallonia's most beautiful villages: Mirwart and its mills, Sohier and its warm bricks, Our and its medieval bridges, Celles and its panoramas. The Belgian countryside has kept all its charm.
- Mirwart: stone mill valley village
- Sohier: terracotta orchard cottage charm
- Our: river bridge medieval stone
- Celles: hilltop panorama valley view
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❓ Frequently asked questions
What weather should you expect?
Spring (April-June): Mild temperatures, blooming flowers, perfect for city walking and cycling, moderate crowds, pleasant weather.
Summer (July-August): Warmest weather, outdoor festivals, peak tourist season, higher prices, ideal for outdoor dining and beer gardens.
Fall (September-October): Comfortable temperatures, autumn colors, fewer crowds, excellent for museums and cultural activities.
Winter (November-March): Christmas markets, cozy atmosphere, indoor attractions, shorter days, lowest prices except holiday period.
How many days should I plan?
We believe you will enjoy this itinerary best by dedicating between 4 and 6 days. The next step will allow you to adjust the duration of your stay.
What to discover in Belgium?
Medieval cities, world-famous chocolates, and exceptional beer culture in compact, easily explored country. Gothic architecture in Bruges and modern EU institutions in Brussels create diverse experiences. Art nouveau heritage and diamond trade add cultural depth while waffles delight visitors. Belgium perfectly combines history, culture, and culinary excellence.