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This 'decorative plaque' is also an old gravestone above a small altar (you are sitting here in the old cemetery) of a lady named Jenne de la Forge, who died in 1672 and was the widow of Mr. Remy, who died in 1669.

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Located in the heart of the Hainaut countryside, the Abbey of Our Lady of Good Hope is steeped in history. Nine centuries old, the monument was occupied from the very beginning by religious leaders living in complete self-sufficiency. Listed as an exceptional heritage site in Wallonia, the primary and secondary education establishment is also a diocesan reception and retreat center for families, young people, and pilgrims. It is also a must-see for tourists and families who enjoy discovering the history of this abbey.

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The Collegiate Church of Binche is one of the oldest buildings in the town. The first religious building, built in the Romanesque style, dates back to the 12th century. It was part of a monastery dedicated to the Virgin Mary, then called "Moustier Sainte-Marie." The remains of this first church can be seen in the lower part of the tower, the north wall of the choir, and the western side of the nave. In 1409, the secular chapter of Lobbes Abbey settled in Binche. The canons also took with them the relics of the patron saint and first abbot of Lobbes. The new collegiate church took the name Saint Ursmer. Over the centuries, various renovations and expansions took place. In the 16th century, a major construction campaign took place, during which the choir and side chapels in particular were renovated in the late Gothic style. In 1552, the tower was completely renovated. A fire destroyed the church and the palace in 1554. In 1622, the nave was renovated, and in 1682 the tower received a Baroque spire. A major restoration of the building began in 1850, notably with the installation of new stained-glass windows. In 1898, Pierre Langerock added a chapel and a sacristy to the north.[1]

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A beautiful place with nice climbs

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Very good beautiful region

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Imposing, almost fortress-like city walls of Binche. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binche?wprov=sfla1

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The fortress walls of Binche (French: remparts de Binche or enceinte de Binche) are an impressive historical monument that surrounds the center of Binche. This medieval wall, built between the 12th and 14th centuries, is a witness to the city's rich history. The first wall was built in the 12th century and stretched from the current Grand Place to the middle of the rue Notre Dame. With a length of 2100 meters and 25 remaining towers, the fortress walls of Binche are the best preserved medieval wall in Belgium. They are protected as an Exceptional Heritage of Wallonia. A walk along these walls offers a fascinating insight into Binche's past.

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