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Namur

The capital city of slow life in Wallonia

​As the gateway to the Ardennes, Namur owes its status as a military stronghold of the utmost importance for twenty centuries to its position on a rocky spur at the confluence of the Meuse and the Sambre.

 

 

 

Situated on the Roman road linking it to Cologne, it also lay, from the beginning of our era, on the Meuse–Saône route, and from the 16th century onwards, it controlled ‘the Oise gap’ towards Paris – the route taken by German troops in 1940.

 

 

 

The town developed at the foot of the citadel, then along the banks of the Sambre and the Meuse. Today, set against a backdrop of greenery and rock, Namur is a serene and peaceful town where visitors receive the warmest of welcomes.

 

 

 

In addition to its churches, it has preserved some beautiful mansions and collections where art lovers can admire masterpieces that have been miraculously preserved.

 

 

We would be delighted to organise the following for you:

 

A guided tour of the historic centre

 

A gourmet tour to discover the city’s culinary and brewing heritage

 

Our ‘Dine Around’ experience

 

Our cultural City Games (‘Who Killed…’, ‘He is Gold’, etc.)

 

and any other activity on request

 

 

Any questions?

For further information, a free quote or any enquiries… Please contact us

 

📞 0032 496 38 85 94

📧 info@itineraires.be

 

 

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