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A castle steeped in history. Nearby (less than 3km away) are the ruins of Baron Hofschmidt's Hermitage, featuring famous poems by Lamartine, Boileau, and others, engraved directly into the rock with exceptional calligraphy.

Nice place to start hiking trails

Combination of 2 walks from Redu. The start begins with the blue walk. This sometimes goes quite steeply downhill to the Lesse, which has a steep drop there. Below we then go onto the yellow walk over a small "ruisseau" via a (rickety) bridge. The walk runs from there (loop-shaped) completely through the forest, back to the bridge. From there back over the bridge and onto the second part of the blue walk. That part runs on asphalt through the village of Lesse and uphill again just past the ESA space centre, from where the end point Redu appears again.

The walk starts from the book village of Redu. The walk is called Passage des Chèvres and is perfectly signposted. The start is near the ESA space centre and at Séchery you end up in a beautiful forest. During the hunting season you should definitely keep an eye on the dates of the hunt. The route runs almost entirely on natural paths.

Since Easter 1984, when the first rare and second-hand book market was held in the Ardennes, Redu has welcomed book lovers from all over the world. One of the keys to its success is its beautiful location in richly vegetated nature. That is why you can enjoy pleasant walks in the streets of the village and in the forests that surround it at any time of the year. Today, the village has about fifteen bookstores specialized in the most diverse subjects in different languages: nature, literature, history, travel stories, music, archaeology, comics, children's books, etc. You will also find artisans, shops, temporary exhibitions, coffee shops and accommodations. More information at https://www.redu-villagedulivre.be/nl/

Resteigne Castle is a sturdy 18th-century castle located near the picturesque bridge over the Lesse River. It has a long and rich history, dating back to the 12th century, when it belonged to the Loraine family. It has changed hands several times over the centuries, passing to the Berlo, Mérode, Rouveroy, and Hoffschmidt families. The castle is now privately owned but can be rented for events and weddings.

Since Easter 1984, when the first market for rare and second-hand books was held in the Ardennes, Redu has welcomed book lovers from all over the world. One of the keys to its success is its beautiful location in a lush natural environment. This is why you can enjoy a pleasant walk in the streets of the village and in the surrounding forests at any time of year. Today, the village has around fifteen bookshops specialising in a wide range of subjects in different languages: nature, literature, history, travel stories, music, archaeology, comics, children's books, etc. You will also find craftsmen, shops, temporary exhibitions, coffee shops and accommodation. More information on https://www.redu-villagedulivre.be/nl/

Mirwart, a sub-municipality of Saint-Hubert, in Belgium, is part of the Plus Beaux Villages de Wallonie (most beautiful villages in Wallonia). It is a picturesque village, surrounded by nature, where the farms and half-timbered houses have managed to retain their characteristics of yesteryear. An omnipresent nature In Mirwart you will find the Domaine provincial de Mirwart, which offers 1350 hectares of exceptional fauna and flora: you will find dozens of fish ponds, a forest with different types of trees, the rivers Lomme and Marsault, beehives and some historical heritage scattered here and there in the area. in the middle of the forest (bridges, a blast furnace from the 16th century, an ice cellar from the 19th century...). In the middle of this unspoilt nature, the walks invite you to relax and disconnect from your daily worries. More information at https://www.visitardenne.com/nl/het-beste-van-de-ardennen/top-doeten/steden-en-dorpen/mirwart