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The Bain de Diane Bridge is a picturesque bridge situated in a remarkable natural setting. Its name refers to a local legend or tradition surrounding Diana, the goddess of nature and water. Spanning a clear watercourse, surrounded by rocks and lush vegetation, the bridge is known for its tranquil atmosphere and scenic value. It is frequently used by hikers and visitors seeking to enjoy nature.

The castle was originally built in 1354 by Renaud de Waimes, a vassal of the Duke of Limburg. Its strategic location on a rocky outcrop overlooking the Warche River served for centuries as a defensive fortress and residence of noble families. After centuries of decay, Reinhardstein was completely restored in the 1960s by Professor Jean Overloop, who restored the castle to its current medieval appearance. Today, it is a museum and heritage site, with rooms filled with weapons, furniture, and tapestries. The castle offers impressive views of the Warche Valley and the Robertville Dam.

The Chêne Frédericq / Frédericq Oak is an ancient oak tree located in the Les Chôdirers Fens region near Xhoffraix. The hiking trail, marked with a yellow cross, leads past the oak tree. The tree was named after Léon Frédericq, a professor at the University of Liège and an expert on the High Fens. https://www.euregio-im-bild.de/fotos/das-naturmonument-chene-fredericq-fredericq-eiche-hohes-venn-bei-xhoffraix-2.html

A bridge over the water

It owes its name to the dog of the owners of the upstream farm “la Belle Bruyère”, who was wounded by a hunter and was found here, probably wanting to join his owners.

Wooden footbridge over the Sawe near Diane's bath.

Guided tours of the castle are available in French, Dutch and German

A venerable oak tree named after Professor Léon Frédéric (q), an illustrious Fagnard scholar. This scholar frequently visited this area. It was also once a "prandj'lohe" (a place to take a nap, to stop and rest) in Bévercé.