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Place to visit and where to quench your thirst after the walk

The Musson-Halanzy Mining and Metallurgical Museum, located on the site of a former factory in Musson, Belgium, pays homage to the region's rich industrial past. It features an impressive collection of objects related to mining and the steel industry, illustrating the daily lives of miners and workers of yesteryear. The museum is run by a team of passionate volunteers and also offers a versatile space for exhibitions, workshops, and performances. After the tour, visitors can extend their experience by taking the mining trail, which leads to the entrance of a former gallery. A place steeped in history, perfect for discovering local history in a lively and immersive way.

Good except in rainy weather lots of mud

It's still hard to climb by bike, but on foot it's a pleasure.

Shortcut once taken by steel workers to reach their factories.

The Récollets park where the former Longwy Olympic swimming pool was located wanted to become a park for an aborted thermal center.

You will be able to explore the traces of the mining activity that lasted from the 19th century until 1982, when the mine closed due to the exhaustion of the ore seam. You can see the entrances to the underground tunnels, some of which are still accessible, as well as the remains of the ore processing plant demolished in 1963. Along the way, you will also enjoy panoramic views of the wooded hills and red sandstones, typical of the region where the iron-rich sedimentary rock called Minette is found. It is a great way to discover the industrial heritage and natural beauty of Halanzy.

It is a memorial stele and burial place for French soldiers who died during the Battle of France in 1940. It is located in the village of Halanzy, in the province of Luxembourg, Belgium. Halanzy is a former mining town which boomed in the 19th and 20th centuries thanks to its iron ore deposits.