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Chateau de Beloeil, otherwise known as the little Belgian Versailles.

A place just outside the village of Angreau in Belgium, heading towards Roisin. Just for the pleasure of the eyes, magnificent.

Château de Belœil is a magnificent castle surrounded by impressive French gardens, located in the heart of Hainaut. Owned by the de Ligne family since the 14th century, this stately castle exudes elegant, historic charm.

A short tour in the Avesnes countryside offering beautiful views of Solre-le-Château and its leaning bell tower. Route mainly on asphalt paths with however a grassy path over 600m. Possibility of walking from Lez-Fontaine to the hamlet of l'Epine via the greenway. Ideal departure: the square of Solre-le-Château where parking is easy and where it is possible to eat or refuel.

The Grand Bureau building (currently the police headquarters) is impressive and testifies to the importance of the exploitation of the Borinage coal mines from 1785 to 1823.

Passe-tout-Outre is a locality in the Belgian village of Autreppe (commune of Honnelles) located in the Walloon Region in the province of Hainaut. Being at the crossroads of the old Brunehaut road linking Bavay (in France) to Tournai (in Belgium) and the border road from Fayt-le-Franc to Roisin, and located exactly on the French border, the locality owes its name and its reputation to the fact that its café was the usual stopover for smugglers of all kinds, waiting at night to smuggle their goods into France. Only an old and modest customs post and the Auberge du Passe-Tout-Outre (former 18th century farm) keep the memory of these bygone times.

The Moulin de la Marquise is a wooden windmill dating from 1747. Initially built in Blicquy in 1614, it was transferred to Moulbaix and sold to the Marquis Gabriel François du Chasteler in 1748. Restored in 1942 by Jozef Dhaenens, it is still in operation, equipped with electric motors to operate in all weathers. The mill has been classified as a historic monument since 1944.