The castle-farm of Jemeppe is an imposing medieval castle of which the keep, dating from mid 13th c., is set in a classic 17th c. ensemble. Its moats are f...
On the edge of town, a large path laid out in the late 16th c. and bordered with linden trees leads to the chapel of the Holy Trinity. Several of these tre...
The borough of Marche-en-Famenne spreads to the north, to the limits of the Famenne depression, and to the south, to the edge of the Ardenne forest. A tota...
This remarkable Romanesque church (1050), listed as Major Walloon Heritage, is surrounded by its ancient cemetery and fronted by an age-old linden tree und...
The high plateau situated on the edges of the Labori woods on the heights of the village offers a superb view of the Famenne and
Condroz woods, the first ...
Jean-Michel Folon passed away in October 2005, but left behind him numerous witnesses of his talent such as the magificient stained-glass windows he design...
The village of Aye is clearly delimited on its eastern side by the railway tracks and is today the second entity after Marche in number of inhabitants. Aye...
This major village covers 796 ha (2,000 acres) and includes the hamlet of Jemeppe separated from Hargimont by the Hédrée brook.The Wamme valley, upstream...
Humain is spread over the northern slope of the Calestienne with its varied and hilly relief. It's surrounded by the Gerny plateau, fertile plain of which ...
This remarkable listed stone building is in flamboyant Gothic style. It has undergone many transformations following the fires of 1615 and 1806 that partia...
On foot or bike, go to the discovery of this ancient medieval defensive walls which were dismantled under Louis XIV and city milestone in Brussels and Luxe...
The Manor, with its traditional architecture (private property) dates from 1699-1700 and is composed of a vast main building surrounded by outbuildings. Af...
The Aye Castle-farm (private property) is a quadrangular house of traditional style and was built between 1672 and 1678. In olden times, the main building ...
Many 15th to 18th century houses or stately homes in the town centre (pedestrian), including the local Tourist Office situated in what was a small drinking...
This village is implanted on the southern slope of the valley of the Wamme. The proximity of the railway and the Gerny plateau on the heights has permitted...
Roy is located on the edge of the borough of Marche at the limit of the Famenne and the Ardenne. It consists mainly of houses and farmhouses in sandstone a...
The site of the Vieille Cense is a remarkable architectural ensemble listed in 1988 that reflects, for the oldest parts, the successive phases of developme...
Marloie developed strongly in the 19th c. thanks to the junction of the Brussels-Arlon railway line and the Ourthe line. Today, the Marloie railway station...
Located on a southern slope in a hilly landscape, this village is crossed by the Hédrée and has, it is said, a privileged climate. It has also a few beau...
Champlon-Famenne is a small clearing-village attached to the southeast slope of the Famenne basin and surrounded by the woods of Chardonne, Grande Namurois...
The Saint-Séverin church is built in limestone rocks. The edifice has been rebuilt in the late of 16th c., transformed in the 18th c. and enlarged in 1876...
The "Aye Lady", work of Jean-Marc Bois known as Siob, has pride of place.This bluestone sculpture, made in 1998, represents a woman "in the wind" that give...
The mural painting called "A Mon les Godis", created in 2000 by the artist Pierre Fromont, is certainly worth a look. By the way, the Aye villagers are nic...
In the centre of the rich agricultural Gerny plateau a station of radio astronomy has been implanted, strange line of 48 parabolic antennae studying the va...
Work in bronze representing the silhouette of a man both outside the world and fully in it; a person outside time who looks into the distance, into space, ...
Bronze sculpture unveiled on the occasion of the celebration of the French Community in September 1996. A kid, hands in pockets, is whistling. He has one b...
This bronze work recalls the activity of the last Marche bell-ringer, Georges Peret ('Le Grand Georges', that means Big Georges). This person, who died in ...
This sculpture is made from welded sheets of stainless steel. The work refines the roundabout which it adorns. It takes the idea of the Circle in three dim...
This cast bronze sculpture greets visitors entering the city. It represents a woman, with head and arms raised, holding a dove. Her right knee is bent and ...
Abstract sculpture made of limestone from the Fond des Vaulx quarries at Wellin (weight of 2500 kg).
Jozia GOZDZ was born in 1950. Artist from Liège, ...
Block of limestone from the Fond des Vaulx quarries at Wellin. Two openings through which water runs in rainy weather. The artist added her feminine touch ...
This bronze sculpture was made from a drawing by Bernard Paquot, inhabitant of Waha. The sculptor, Jean Culot, lives in Baillonville. The statue is bigger ...
Bronze sculpture presented by the artist as an 'instant of love'.
Hélène Jacubowitz was born in 1952 in Antwerp. She received her education in an arti...
Sculpture made up of 5 faces. This sculpture was made by 12 students from the 5th and 6th year vocational metalwork classes of the Saint-Roch Institute in ...
This blue limestone sculpture, streaked and speckled, is placed in the centre of a fountain in limestone masonry and represents two naiads arguing over a b...
Sculpture of Andre Pirlot (1978) located on the lawn of the Arts center and Sporting (inaugurated in 1982). The sculpture consists of a stack of small geom...
This mural trompe l'œil painting was carried out in acrylic painting by Pierre Fromont in 1994, on the wall of a house located Rue des Fours. It represent...
A child rides a donkey. The donkey is shying and the child is attempting to get off the animal's back. Both of them have a stubborn look on their faces. Th...
The Pierre Saint-Hubert (St-Hubert Stone) is a lying limestone monolith resembling a rough stone, located more or less on the spot of the old limits betwee...
To begin with it involved making a stone opened into two parts. Finally, the stylised flower asserted itself, offering a central bud protected by two petal...
The remarkable Romanesque Saint-Étienne church of Waha (1050) , listed as Major Walloon Heritage, is surrounded by its ancient cemetery and fronted by an ...
