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Ruins of Montaigle © Aurélie Ducroze Montaigle, an exceptional monumental site in Wallonia, is situated on a rocky spur in a romantic setting whose magic transports you back to the time of the knights. A visit to the ruins of this imposing fortress, once a count's residence (14th century), and to the archaeological museum will open a window onto an extraordinarily rich medieval world. In the 100 m² museum, the history of the site and the monument is told through a thematic and chronological exhibition of objects discovered on site (crossbow bolts, cannonballs, tools, pieces of crockery, medals, coins, stained glass, paving stones, slates, jewelry, etc.). The architecture of the fortress and the challenges of saving a threatened monument are also discussed.

Features of the Flavion Valley: Flavion River: A gently flowing river that flows through the valley, with small rapids and beautiful scenery. Limestone Formations: The valley is characterized by steep limestone cliffs, with caves that were inhabited in prehistoric times. Montaigle: The valley boasts the ruins of Montaigle Castle, which offer stunning views of the river landscape and the cliffs. Hiking: The Flavion Valley is a popular destination for hikers, with trails that lead along the river, the cliffs, the caves, and Montaigle Castle. Falaën: This village in the valley, with its church, castle farm, and location on the Flavion River, is one of the most beautiful villages in Wallonia. Condroz: The Flavion Valley is located in the Condroz, a region known for its rolling hills and chalk grasslands.

Ruins of Montaigle © Aurélie Ducroze Montaigle, an exceptional monumental site in Wallonia, is situated on a rocky spur in a romantic setting whose magic transports you back to the time of the knights. A visit to the ruins of this imposing fortress, once a count's residence (14th century), and to the archaeological museum will open a window onto an extraordinarily rich medieval world. In the 100 m² museum, the history of the site and the monument is told through a thematic and chronological exhibition of objects discovered on site (crossbow bolts, cannonballs, tools, pieces of crockery, medals, coins, stained glass, paving stones, slates, jewelry, etc.). The architecture of the fortress and the challenges of saving a threatened monument are also discussed.

Ancient Gothic Chapel: V.Av. April 1, 1938. Source: https://diocesedenamur.be/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/FICHES_MONUMENTS-1-92-P.-Namur.pdf

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It is a limestone building located in the middle of a park in the Biesme valley, which feeds the moat. Of the vast fortified quadrangle dating back to the late 16th or early 17th century, only an isolated northwest tower and two wings to the east and south remain, extensively transformed in the 18th and 19th centuries.