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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

Franc-Waret Castle is located in the commune of Fernelmont, in the province of Namur, Wallonia. It is surrounded by a moat and decorated with French-style gardens. An English-style garden extends over 120 hectares around the palace.

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.

peaceful place

Nice section to pick up speed and enjoy the beautiful view.

Fernelmont Castle is a manor located in Noville-les-Bois. The castle dates back to the 13th century, when it was built as a keep by the de Noville family. It was then enlarged and renovated by the Marbais, Barwitz and Harscamp families, who added various architectural and decorative elements. Surrounded by ponds and gardens, the castle is classified as an exceptional heritage site. You will be able to admire the exterior of the castle which presents a mixture of styles and periods, such as the Gothic keep-porch, the Renaissance residential wing and the Baroque staircase. Château de Fernelmont is a place where you can appreciate the beauty and charm of the Belgian countryside.

The Notre-Dame de Gelbressé church dates from the 11th century and has a solid Romanesque tower with an octagonal spire. Inside, you can admire the Regency-style stucco ceiling, the classic high altar and the Louis XIV-style side altars. You will also see funerary slabs and a statue of Notre-Dame de Gelbressé, the patroness of the village. The church is surrounded by an enclosed cemetery and overlooks the village from a wooded hill. You can take a peaceful walk around the church and cemetery, or take the hiking trails that pass near the church.