Interested in doing a tour of Wallonia?

Embarquez pour une escapade de quelques jours sans voiture entre Charleroi, Thuin, et la région d'Erquelinnes.

The countryside roads of this itinerary go through the Pays de Herve, so beautiful in spring when its orchards start to bloom.

This RAVel, one fof the most beautiful ones in the region, offer a real historical kaleidoscope of the region.

Yes 3! This former rail track links Aix-la-Chapelle in Germany to Troisvierges in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg via the Eastern Cantons in Belgium. With its very light incline of 2% max, this green belt offers a wonderful way to discover the border regions and enjoy their natural landscapes.

Eurovelo 3 is a European bikeway going from Norway to Santiago de Compostela. Why not enjoy its Walloon segment, between Herve and Thuin, which mainly follows the RAVel network?

The Grand Blaimont mountain bike trail is a wonderful opportunity to discover Hastière-par-delà, Waulsor and the Meuse valley's stunning architectural heritage.

From Han-sur-Lesse, a stunnning 37 km trail slaloms through the Famenne region: river, viewas and castles will add to the magic!

From Ath, this water-themed itinerary will take you along the Dendre, via the RAVel and countryside paths. Expect lovely landscapes, locks, poplars, picturesque farms...Further on, you will see Lessines and its #link[node|6470|Notre-Dame à la Rose hospital], often compared to the Hospices de Beaune.

This 40 km bike ride through the Calestienne and along the Ourthe is challenging... The landscapes and villages, though, are a treat well worth the effort.

Love cycling and beer? This bike ride, which offers the chance to stop at breweries in Walloon Picardy, is perfect for you!

This pleasant bike ride starts in #link[node|3736|Fagnolle], one of the prettiest villages in Wallonia then takes you through 3 valleys (Vallées des Eaux Vives, Vallée du Viroin and Treignes). A fantastic way to explore the south of the Province of Namur.

The Famenne à Vélo nodes network will guide you to amazing attractions in Val de Lesse: a fantastic experience to be enjoyed with friends or family.

This 15 km bike ride will take you through the Hertogenwald forest massif, on the heights of the East Cantons, also known as the Dukes' Forest.

This gentle bike ride is perfect to explore Liège, also known as the Fiery City, and diescover its history and cultural heritage.

Get on your bike and enjoy the hilly landscapes of the Hesbaye brançonne and Hegeland, two part of the Walloon Brabant region. Along the way, you will discover charming towns, Roman remains, nature, religious buildings and square shaped farms.

From the Plate Taille Val Joly: this bike ride will reveal the full beauty of the the lakes of the Eau d'Heure, a touristic and natural site in Wallonia.

This easy 10 km bike ride starts at the McAuliffe square in Bastogne then takes you along an historic journey, revisiting the Battle of the Bulge and and the Second World War.

This itinerary, the first long-distance, signposted cycle trail in Wallonia. follows of the most beautiful river valleys in Europe. It could be renamed the "Citadel routes" as it goes through Dinant, Namur, Huy and Liège.

Make the most of the Haute Meuse Valley, known for its stunning landscapes with this slow travel themed itinerary, combining train rides with either walking or cycling.

The Ourthe Valley is one of Wallonia’s many gems… The train lines that crosses it is considered one of the most beautiful in Europe, no less! Well worth combining with walks or bike rides.

The first segment of the UNESCO route by bike starts by Tournai's stunning cathedral. A mere 68 km later, you will arrive in Mons, known for its Doudou festival.

This delightful bike ride will take you along the Canal du Centre: perfect to explore the Hainaut region and learn more about its cultural heritage, protected by UNESCO.

From Mons to Binche: this bike ride will take you along the Canal du Centre, the Bois-du-Luc former mining site and the town famous for its Gille character and carnival!

A gentle section: cycle along the Sambre, with its pretty locks and narrowboats. At the end of the road is Thuin, famous for its suspended gardens.

From Thuin to Charleroi, the RAVeL will reveal both the former industrial landscapes of what once was the Black Country of Wallonia as well as poetic countryside.

A fantastic way to discover the Molignée valley, home to the Maredsous and Maredret. The Meuse will welcome you at the end of the trail...

Cycling through the Condroz countyside is such a delight! This section is the perfect opportunity to explore the Vallée des Saveurs: a peaceful region known for its gentle relief and its refreshing beers.

This part of the route, though the romantic and varied landscapes of Condroz, is particularly beautiful. It finishes in Durbuy, a small but charming town, with sweet, narrow streets suspended in time.

A sportier segment of the route, from Condroz to the gate of the Ardenne...

This part of the UNESCO route, from Spa to Waimes will take you through the Haute Fagnes.

Discover the Vennbahn, a former railroad going through both Germany and Wallonia and enjoy the Hates Fagnes stunning landscapes.

At the edge of the Netherlands and Germany, the last part of the UNESCO route reveals more stunning locations still, rich in cultural heritage

A fantastic route to be done in one go or little by little along the year... Following the RAVeL and nodes, you will easily discover the many gems Wallonia has to offer.

This loop will take you between the Gileppe lake and Limbourg, one of the prettiest villages in Wallonia.

This loop is perfect to discover the Hautes Fagnes and the Château de Reinhardstein.

This loop will take you to the province of Luxembourg, by Bertrix and Herbeumont.

This loop will take you near the Château de Logne, in Condroz.

This loop will take you through the Molignée valley, near the Maredsous Abbey and the ruins of the Montaigle castle.

This loop will take you by the Château de Jehay, in Hesbaye.

Explore the Hainaut region without a car. This fantastic adventure through towns and countryside, is the perfect way to slow down and make the most of your holiday in Wallonia.

Forget all about the stress that goes with driving (carbon footprint, parking options, filling up…): here is an amazing itinerary to discover the region from Waterloo to La Louvière without a car.

This loop will take you through the region surrounding Durbuy.

This loop will take you through the countryside near the Château de Seneffe.

This lovely loop will take through the Gaume region. The route starts in Torgny, one of the prettiest villages in Wallonia. Its pretty roman tiles and its microclimate will let you think you're in the south of France instead of the South of Belgium...

Starting from Chimay (famous for its cheese and Trappist beer), this loop will take you to the pretty countryside in Thiérache.Starting from Chimay (famous for its cheese and Trappist beer), this loop will take you to the pretty countryside in Thiérache.

This poetic loop starts in Chèvres, follows the canal and takes you near Ath, known as the city of giants.

This loop, which starts in Noville-les-Bois (near Namur), will take you to peaceful and poetic paths in the countryside.

From Houffalize, follow the Ourthe: the trail will combine challenging paths and fast descending slopes through the Ardenne forest.