If you paid attention during school geography class you might have raised an eyebrow at the tile 'Wallonia - Land of Water' and wonder how a region that's entirely lanlocked, without even a distant glimpse of the sea, could make such a claim. But it's True! And here are a few ideas to prove it:
Four great rivers and their tributaries have shaped Wallonia’s industrial, cultural and social history, and continue to do so today. The rivers Meuse and Escaut brought trade to the region; the Semois and Ourthe attract nature-loving, thrill- seeking tourists by the thousand.
Add to those an extensive canal network and some gorgeous lakes created by man but fitnessed by nature, and you have a recipe for a short break or longer vacation with the potential for a thriliing aquatic adventure in the wild Ardennes or a relaxed excursion on the calmer waters elsewhere.
Watersports in Wallonia
Gimme Five! 5 beautiful lakes to Float Your Boat
Ooh L'Eau l'Eau Water Way to Holiday, Kayaking in Style
Thrills and Spills at Aqualibi
Water, Water Everywhere but Not a Drop... Belgians Do Like Their Brew 
Microbrewery in Waterloo
Cycling Along Water
On a RAVeL
Along the
Along the River Meuse
Walking Along Water
Going the Distance, the Transardenaise (97 miles from La Roche en Ardenne to Bouillon)
In the High Fens:
Around Lake Butgenbach
Or
Country Towns Crossed by a River
Bouillon, The Pearl in the Hills
Dinant, A Picture Postcard Come to Life
Durbuy, A Village? A Town? Or the Smaller City on Earth?
La Roche-en-Ardenne, Hidden Gem in the Ardennes
Liège, All Eyes on the Future
Namur, A Capital to Explore
Tournai, A Corner of Old England in Wallonia
Spa Breaks
Waters to Enhance Your Life
In Spa
Or in Chaudfontaine
Heritage and Culture
Belgian Chateaux and Gardens
Not the Size that Counts, Some of the Biggest Boat Lifts in the world are in Wallonia
Going Underground
The Caves of Han, Underground and Immersive Lights Show
Netpune Caves and the Black Water
Remouchamps, the Longest Underground River in Belgium
