Walloon Region Luxury

The Walloon Region speaks mostly French and these French touches will give your holiday vacation a one-of-a-kind atmosphere. The area is only 200 kilometers from border to border but there is still plenty to experience here.  

Hiring a local tour guide is a great way to experience the area as he will advise you on the attractions and historical sights that are best for you. Explore three major war sites from the Napoleonic, First and Second World wars. Enjoy the strong Gaullic influences for a holiday with a difference. Start at the Beloeil Castle, which was home to the Prince of Ligne for hundreds of years. Continue to the River Meuse in the town of Dinant. Be sure to taste the local Dinant biscuits here while taking a boat cruise on the Meuse and don’t forget to do the cave exploration at Les Jardins d’Annevoie.

The Guy Delforge Perfumery offers a perfumery and sampling, while the local Modave Chateau offers a range of wild game sausages and regional cheeses to satiate your gourmet tastes. From there, travel to the ruins of Villers Abbey which is a ruined Cistercian abbey. The local Jehay Castle, Durbay Topairies, Orval Abbey and the Chimay Castle.

Outdoor sites detail the richness and heritage of the Walloon Region, including the Lio Mound and the Caves of Lorette-Rochefort or the Center Canal in La Louviere. Enjoy some of the winter festivals, including the Malmedy Carnival or the Bear Carnival to become a part of the Walloon Region festivities and extravaganzas.

In the Walloon Region you can find holiday accommodation available for those seeking a little luxury at an affordable price.  Visitors can enjoy the luxurious rooms and amenities in the many houses, cottages and rental apartments.  Maid service is also available for a small additional fee at many locations.  So whether you are looking for a family holiday, short break or romantic getaway there is rental accommodation suitable for all tastes and budgets.