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The Grand Garde and the Porte de Terra Nova together form one of the main access zones to the citadel of Namur. Historically, the Porte de Terra Nova was the main entrance to the fortified complex, while the Grand Garde served as a waiting area for the garrison soldiers responsible for guarding this strategic passage. This location clearly illustrates the military character of the citadel: control, discipline, and defense were paramount. Today, the gate marks the transition from city to fortress and is a recognizable landmark for visitors. A meaningful stop that provides insight into the daily operation of the citadel as a living fortified city.

great ride to start spring.

Grand'garde: The Belgian army built the building at the end of the 19th century to house the soldiers guarding the area. These guards were responsible for the Porte de Terra Nova opposite. Since the middle of the 20th century, the building has been the property of the city. Porte de Terra Nova: The fort and its gate were built by Dutch engineers in 1631 and 1675, but were demolished by Emperor Joseph II at the beginning of the 19th century and rebuilt by the United Kingdom of the Netherlands in 1820 to 1825. Quarters were then built there for 1200 men. The barracks buildings, which were covered with earth and thus protected from bombardment, were given an additional floor in 1839.

The Jardins d'Annevoie (Château d'Annevoie in Anhée, in the Meuse valley, in the province of Namur, Wallonia), created in the 18th century, are the only water gardens in Belgium, with French-style perspectives, English-style fantasy and Italian-style intimate charm (Wikipedia). Entrance fee € 12.--. There is also a self-service bistro.

The ascent of the Citadelle de Namur via the route merveilleuse is a beautiful one to do over the small cobblestones with the hairpin bends. A beautiful view awaits you at the top. It can be busy there.

They are the only water gardens in Wallonia (Belgium) - but one of the most beautiful in Europe. The water flows through a natural gradient and creates breathtaking landscape perspectives. The garden surrounds a magnificent castle that cannot be visited. Entry costs 12 euros per adult - parking is free. Dogs on a short leash are permitted. The circular walk should take around 1 hour. Families can plan more time. Playground and picnic areas are available. A restaurant with a breathtaking view from the terrace. A trip that is worth it. We were almost alone at lunchtime during the week. Various events take place throughout the year. For example, in May: Carnival Venice

Climb to the old fortress with beautiful views over the city and the river

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