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The current town hall was first occupied in 1763. The impressive building had previously belonged to the Prince-Bishops, who were forced to sell it due to debt. The most interesting facade (first half of the 17th century) is the one facing the Meuse River, which still retains its defensive features. Since 2014, the town hall's inner courtyard has housed the "Clepsydra of Monsieur Sax." This glasswork was created by master glassmaker Bernard Tirtiaux to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the saxophone's inventor.

The current town hall was first occupied in 1763; the impressive building had previously belonged to the Prince-Bishops, who were forced to sell it due to debts. The most interesting facade (first half of the 17th century) is the one facing the Meuse River, which still retains its defensive features. Since 2014, the town hall's inner courtyard has housed the "Clepsydra of Monsieur Sax." This glasswork was created by master glassmaker Bernard Tirtiaux to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the saxophone's inventor.

Beautiful cliffs on the Meuse River opposite Freÿr Castle. The walk along the narrow paved path along the banks of the Meuse River below the overhanging cliff is quite adventurous. There's a beautiful vantage point on the cliff with a beautiful view of the Meuse and Freÿr Castle.

Summer and winter it is always very pleasant to walk along the Ravel along the draisines☺️

ずっと前に通ったときは照明がなく、一緒だった幼い子供たちが怖がっていました。このトンネルはかなり長く、真ん中に照明がないと本当に暗いです。しかし、照明が見える写真を見たことがあります。24時間適切に照明が維持されているなら、それは良いことです。

Opening Hours January 1 - December 31 Mon 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Tue 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Wed 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Thu 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Fri 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Sat 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Sun 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM

The limestone church, dedicated to Saint Leodegar, is located in the heart of the village and has undergone many changes over time. Initially, it occupied the space of the current choir and was surrounded by a cemetery, but in the first half of the 18th century, it was expanded in successive phases. Its current façade and tower date from 1848. The Baroque altar adorning the church's choir is surrounded by stalls from the former Abbey of Saint Gerard. There is also the tomb of Pierre de Polchet, Lord of Montaigle. In the sacristy, and atop his tomb, stands the tomb of Feuillien Marie Joseph de Coppin de Falaën (1880-1887), first secretary of the provisional government established after the Belgian Revolution. The building features a 17th-century limestone baptismal font and two early 18th-century confessionals.

Ruins of Montaigle © Aurélie Ducroze Montaigle, an exceptional monumental site in Wallonia, is situated on a rocky spur in a romantic setting whose magic transports you back to the time of the knights. A visit to the ruins of this imposing fortress, once a count's residence (14th century), and to the archaeological museum will open a window onto an extraordinarily rich medieval world. In the 100 m² museum, the history of the site and the monument is told through a thematic and chronological exhibition of objects discovered on site (crossbow bolts, cannonballs, tools, pieces of crockery, medals, coins, stained glass, paving stones, slates, jewelry, etc.). The architecture of the fortress and the challenges of saving a threatened monument are also discussed.