Ardennes

The Ardennes is a highland and mountain range located in the south-east of Belgium , France and Luxembourg . The area is very diverse and heavily forested. However, these are not high mountains. Their highest point, as well as the whole of Belgium, is the summit of Signal de Botrange , which is 694 m above sea level . It is very easily accessible, because the direct vicinity of the summit can be easily reached by car. The most picturesque corners of the mountains are located along the gorges of the Semois and Meuse rivers.

Ardennes, Belgium - © Brate

For whom?

In addition to the spectacular canyons, the region is also known for many interesting caves that have been hollowed out by underground rivers. The Ardennes are mostly sparsely populated areas. Most people live in small towns. The unofficial capital of the region is La-Roche-en-Ardenne , while other popular destinations include Bouillon, Dinant, and Namur. Tourists can take advantage of the network of well-marked hiking trails, and in these cities also see interesting monuments that testify to the long and intricate history of this region.

For whom?

If you appreciate wildlife and enjoy hiking in mountainous terrain, then the Ardennes are a must. Despite the relatively small elevations, enthusiasts of beautiful landscapes and rock formations will have plenty of interesting places to visit here. If you are also interested in history , this region has quite a lot of monuments to offer.