- Attractions
- Arboretum
Created in 1906, this geographical and botanical arboretum stretches over 2 hectares and features 150 different species (native and exotic combines, hardwoods and softwoods).
Its trees from Asia and North America make it well work making a detour for.
Curiosities of the Arboretum
- A Tsuga mertensiana, champion of Belgium
- A Vancouver fir (or giant fir), vice-champion of Belgium with its 48 m height and the citronella fragrance of its crushed needles
- Softwoods from the Rocky Mountains (West of the US)
- Tulip trees with their fascinating blooms
- Japanise larches, known for their vibrant yellow tint
- Sequoias and their timeless beauty
Practical information
- Free
- Open all year
COVID-19 : Recreational/tourist travel to and from Belgium is prohibited until 18 April 2021. In accordance with the latest Covid-19 restrictions, most museums, tourist attractions and information centres are now closed in Wallonia, and events cancelled. We do our best to keep our information up to date but it's always best to check with the site you wish to visit before heading there - by phone, email, social media or simply a look at their website - to see their latest opening hours and entry conditions. Some will prefer you to book your ticket in advance. Infos
This information is given for indication purposes only, best to check with the site you hope to visit before heading there - by phone, email, social media or simply by visiting their website.
Visites
Guide available/groups - FR
