トゥナヴォー周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

工芸品のある観光案内所、グリーンツーリズムのための多くの資料があり、親切で親切なスタッフがいます。ホテル/ブラッスリー/レストランの売却により、村は寂しくなっています。もっとB&Bを！素敵なビストロ「Le Barbiche」はフランドル人のカップルが経営しており、内装も良く、簡単な軽食メニューがあります。Semois川沿いのピクニック用のビーチとベンチ。アレへ行くためのラヴェル。多くの散策路の出発点、地質学、伝説、その他（特に石造りの美しい村ラフォレ、Semoisを渡るヘーゼル材の橋、古いタバコの乾燥小屋、洗濯場、水飲み場など）周辺の美しい景色。

Great view of the loop

The Roche Bayart is a striking rock formation in the French Ardennes, closely linked to the legend of the Four Sons of Aymon. According to the medieval story, the magical horse Bayard, carrying the four brothers on his back, leaped over the rock, creating a cleft in the stone with a single hoofstroke. The rock is located near the monument to the Four Sons of Aymon and, together with the surrounding peaks, forms a symbolic tribute to these heroes of Carolingian epic. The area is accessible via a hiking trail that leads visitors past the rocks and through the forest, offering panoramic views of the Meuse Valley.

Nestled in a green setting with its three irregular arches, this bridge is the emblematic monument of the parish of Saint-Lambert de Vresse. It has inspired countless photographers, and especially painters. Bron and more info: https://tourisme.vresse-sur-semois.be/decouvrir/patrimoine/le-pont-st-lambert-et-sa-legende-a-vresse

It's very beautiful... but the second half is a lot of climbing and scrambling, quite tough.

The Pont Cassé de Bohan, emblem of the Ardennes village, spans the Semois and formerly supported a tram line. Dynamized and rebuilt during the Second World War, it was definitively destroyed by the Germans in 1944. Used for only two years, it lost its utilitarian function but remains a safe place to walk and a symbol dear to the Bohanais. This bridge is often photographed and features on many local logos.

Pretty little bridge over the river (possibility of crossing at lookout)

This is all that remains of a bridge which was used by the old tram line between Gedinne and Bohan, and which was dynamited twice during the Second World War, first by the French, then by the Germans, to slow the enemy's advance. You can access the bridge from rue des Epeautés in Bohan, and follow the path which runs along the Semois.