The Botanical and geographical arboretum of Bouillon

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