The Most Beautiful Villages in Wallonia
“The most beautiful villages in Wallonia” is another way of discovering Wallonia, a more intimate, more subtle way”.
Mirwart (Saint-Hubert), Redu and the hamlets of Lesse and Séchery (Libin), as well as the village of Sohier in the commune of Wellin, have been recognised as among the Most Beautiful Villages in Wallonia.
A label that highlights these villages and the assets that make them unique:
- the diversity of their landscapes
- traditional buildings
- heritage treasures
- traditions
- local flavours
- “waw” panoramic views
To immerse yourself in the atmTh emost beautiul villages inoffers three itineraries:
- the “Au travers des patrimoines” route, which invites you to decipher the village and its architectural features.
- the 12km “Immensité verte” walk, starting from the Mirwart Provincial Estate (below the village). This route is designed for experienced walkers (allow around 4 hours).
- the “Un château berçé par un écrin de verdure” walk, approximately 6 km long.
In June 2024, the village of Redu and the hamlets of Lesse and Séchery were awarded the “Most Beautiful Villages in Wallonia” label for their typical charm.
The Tourist Office and its village partners have prepared two routes to immerse you in the village that has been the Village of Books and Space for several decades:
- the 1.2 km poetic walk, accompanied by the route book available from the Tourist Office in Place de l’Esro.
- Mini Redu, a 1.5 km hunt for the village’s smallest inhabitants.
Redu, Lesse and Séchery
To the Most Beautiful Villages in Wallonia website
Sohier has been one of the most beautiful villages in Wallonia for over 20 years. It’s a lovely place to stroll around, with so many flowers in bloom in summer.
As the seasons go by, you can appreciate the charm of the Famenne’s characteristic habitats, as well as the panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and its heritage points of interest.
Local residents, the Tourist Office and the “Plus Beaux Villages de Wallonie” association invite you to discover the area on a number of different routes:
- the “Balade des Fleurs” in summer, which is 5 km long.
- the “Au travers du Patrimoine” trail, which, like the Mirwart trail, offers an insight into the local heritage and landscape.
- The 10km “balade paysagère”, a moderate level walk along country lanes, roads and through woods.
- the short “Village aux mille couleurs” walk, 2.5 km through the village.
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