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Beautiful castle, worth a detour

Crupet Castle is located in a magnificent setting. It features several groups of buildings constructed at different times. The castle has been beautifully restored and is well worth a visit.

Built from a medieval keep, Gesves Castle was extensively remodeled during the 19th century and only partially retains its original structural work. Enclosed by walls and square corner towers, partially bathed by the Samson River, this castle comprises a massive three-level keep and, adjacent to it, a 17th-century round tower. The main building is a traditional L-shaped building, also from the 17th century, with a square turret in its center. gesves.be/gesves

beautiful, bucolic walk, with significant differences in altitude, so nevertheless sporty!

From this side of the Meuse, you have a beautiful view of the imposing fortress that towers high above the river and the city. The stone ramparts and green slopes of the Citadel stand out sharply against the sky, making for an atmospheric and photogenic picture. An ideal spot to admire the grandeur of the Citadel from a distance and to let the charm of Namur sink in.

Very nice tour with a few tough calf biters. Beautiful views with beautiful authentic villages. Well signposted with cycle junctions and very quiet roads.

Step by step, climbing paths, green trees, lots of history, beautiful views, art, the feeling of being a king, you get it all...

Crupet Castle is a fortified farm surrounded by a moat, dating from the 11th or 12th century. There you will find a majestic keep, an overhanging upstairs tower, and various buildings which form the lower courtyard. The castle was the property of the prince-bishop of Liège, then of the noble family of Carondelet. Today it is a private residence, but you can admire its architecture and history from the outside. The castle is located in the picturesque village of Crupet, in the green Condroz valley, where you can also take beautiful walks. Crupet Castle is a hidden gem that will transport you to the Middle Ages.