Set in a rural setting, Aubechies is a small village representative of the Hainaut architecture of the past century. This is the area of orange and whitewashed villages, made of tile and brick,seldomly set on sandstone bases.

Land of emotion and stone.Birthplace of the lords of Barbençon, the village was known for its glassmaking and marblework, as shown by one of the most typical streets: Rue des Marbriers. Along with the church and presbytery, it’s a key part of Barbençon’s heritage and lined with historic houses.

Nestled in a valley carved into the Condroz Plateau, the Celles was founded by a monk in 669, soon to be Saint Hadelin. Follow the steps of pilgrims: the Saint-Hadelin hermitage is reached by a footpath lined with crosses, offering views on the village and the Romanesque Church.

Scattered on a slope facing South, the village gently descends to a stream meandering through wet meadows.

Chassepierre, showcasing the Semois! The charming village of Chassepierre sits in a narrow valley opening onto a stretch of the Semois. The dazzling white of the church punctuates the lush green landscape. In summer, the village hosts the “International Street Art Festival”, the oldest in Europe.

Does the Church or the marketplace dominate the hill? or would it be the town hall? The cobbelstones won’t make you trip, but won’t give you a definite answer.

In the bed of the narrow valley of Crupet and its tributaries, buildings ranging from the 16th to the 19th century are gracefully nestled in a quiet environment.

Along the curves carved by the Monlignée River in an unique scenery dominated by the Montaigne castle ruins, you will reach Falaën through the Molignée Valley: landmarks will gently guide you to the Condroz plateau where the village lies.

The village of Gros-Fays is typical of the Ardennes, made of scale walls and roofs. Away from main roads, the village is peaceful. No luxury here: the simple and sturdy traditional architecture echos the hard life of farmers in the Ardennes, working poor soils. Keep this in mind by the laundry basin, the fortified farm and the old brewery.

Right at the entrance of the village, the Saint-Willibrord chapel welcomes us and invites us to continue the path towards the center of the small village. Guirsch is one of the oldest villages in Arlon. Over the centuries, it has managed to preserve all its rich heritage. In 2010, its center was classified as a Walloon architectural complex.

Hidden behind the small shale farms, “Pépé crochet” sits at the edge of the watering hole. He tells us about life in the days of this charming rustic village’s tobacco drying sheds and washhouses.

Once the capital of the Duchy of Limburg, an impregnable fortress, Limburg’s former stronghold has a unique strategic position beside the Vesdre, between the bocage of Herve and the Ardennes.

Located in a meander of Eau Blanche River, five kilometers from Chimay, the village is an ideal trekking base from witch a region of varied landscapes can be discovered.

6 km from Jodoigne , Melin is one of 5 white villages shrouded by the trees of its overgrown gardens. The village lies in an area of rich fields, an open and hilly countryside dotted with woods.

A château surrounded by lush greenery. Mirwart is a small picturesque village where time seems to have stood still. Beautifully situated in lush greenery, Mirwart is surrounded by forests. Old farms and farmhouses appear unchanged: half-timbering, old stones and bricks are still the hallmarks of the architectural heritage.

The pearl of the Hauts-Pays! The origin of Montignies-sur-Roc dates back over ten centuries. This pretty village is part of Hauts-Pays Natural Park and owes its name to its position on a rock, overlooked by Our Lady Church. It stretches out on both banks of the Petite Honnelle and the upper village is crossed by the old Roman road joining Bavay to Flanders.

Set on a slope of the undulating condroz countryside, Mozet emerges from the meadows, enshrined by the wooden crest.

Located in Famenne Liège, and more precisely in the Calestienne region, almost at the crossroads with the Ardennes and the Condroz, My is a discreet village, which nevertheless has a lot to offer, both for heritage buffs and hiking enthusiasts.

Au cœur d’un amphithéâtre vallonné, dans un paysage tout en douceur, apparaît Nobressart. Les teintes claires de ses façades crépies et le bleu de ses toits d’ardoises contrastent avec un environnement verdoyant.

Lying at the heart of a wide valley with forested ridges, crossed by the Naive and Douyet streams, Ny owes its beauty to the marriage of stone and water.

Nestled within the hills of the “Pays de Herve”, bordering the deep valleys of the Ardennes, only the slate spire of the San Sebastian church signals the presence of the small village of Olne.

Land of traditions and future. The village of Our nestles at the bottom of the Our Valley, which has been gently eroded over time. The valley floor is covered in typical Ardennes buildings; the steeper sides are covered in forests.

Close to Thuin, at the Hearth of the rich soils of the Hainaut, Ragnies is bordered on the south by the Luiseul wood and north by the Agaises wood. the village of Raignies extends all along the Marsh Creek, preserving the fields.

Most of the houses and farms have retained their 18th and 19th century layout. There are many interesting properties such as a “Porch-dovecote” marking the entrance to an 18th century farm in the Rue de la Vanne, an old half-timbered barn, old L-shaped or three-celled farms, or “La Cense Bivort” and its garden.

On the borders of Famenne and the Ardennes , Sohier will immerse you in an environment defined by green gold and brown shades from which emerges a tinted gray silhouette that has it all.

Refuge set in orchards and pastures, separated alternately by hedges and groves, Soiron underlines the valley of the Bola creek.

Nestled in the Wild and Scenic Valley Molignée meandering Sosoye is a charming small Condroz village. This large hamlet of limestone is stretches mainly along its main street.

Perched atop a hill overlooking the Hermeton valley, the small village of Soulme is marked off by the Romanesque tower of his church.

History has always made a difference between the two, although today Thon and Samson are compose a single entity. Yet, a careful look at their respective settings and building types will reveal differences that have survived through the centuries.

Hidden away on the southern border of Belgium, a piece of Loraine with a privileged micro climate is warmed by the sun and the golden hues of the stone facades, crowned by roofs of orange Roman tiles… You are at the heart of the ” Belgian Provence … “!

The Viroin River traces the border between the Fagne and the Ardennes. This deep valley defines one of Belgium’s most beautiful natural settings, offering endless pathways and spectacular views. Vierves is certainly one of its pearls, signaled by the castle towers.

Along the edge of the Fagne-Famenne region, in a landscape of fields and meadows, just beneath the wooded ridge, the slate bell tower of the romanesque church of St. Walburgaa announces the presence of the village.