Wallonia
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Church of Saint Lambert, Bouvignes
Gothic church in the heart of Bouvignes-sur-Meuse – destroyed and rebuilt several times, with a Passion altarpiece from Antwerp.
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Notre-Dame de Foy Pilgrimage Church
17th-century pilgrimage church in Foy-Notre-Dame near Dinant – with a coffered ceiling of 145 painted oak panels.
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Saint Nicholas Chapel, Thynes
Romanesque remains of an 11th-century church in the old cemetery of Thynes near Dinant – the sanctuary and crypt survive.
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Church of Saint Anne, Anseremme
Neo-Gothic church of 1906–1907 at the confluence of the Lesse and the Meuse in Anseremme – with a 12th-century baptismal font.
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Trou des Nutons, Furfooz
Prehistoric cave above the Lesse at Furfooz (Dinant) – site of hearths, flint tools and engraved reindeer antler rods.
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La Naulette Cave
Cave on the left bank of the Lesse near Dinant – in 1866 a Neanderthal jaw was found here, early evidence for Darwin’s theory.
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Rocher Bayard, Dinant
A rock needle about 40 metres high on the Meuse between Dinant and Anseremme – split, according to legend, by the hoof of the…
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Collegiate Church of Our Lady, Dinant
Gothic collegiate church on the Meuse with a distinctive onion-shaped spire against the cliff – Dinant’s landmark, with one of the largest church windows…
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Citadel of Dinant
Fortress on the rock above Dinant and the River Meuse – today a museum, also reached by cable car, with views over the town…