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ideal for cycling or walking

superb course

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very beautiful route which allows you to discover the region near the Ravel.

nice stretch along the Lesse, sometimes narrow roads and a ladder up

This station used to be called "Royal d'Ardenne", which refers to the Château Royal d'Ardenne, which was built in 1874 by King Leopold II. He wanted to make Houyet the tourist center of Belgium, and had the castle converted into a luxurious hotel for kings and the rich of the world. From January 1, 1898, the hotel was operated by the Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits. After the construction of the railway line between Gendron-Celles station and Houyet station, which opened on April 1, 1896, a railway stop was built here to accommodate guests. luxury hotel. A crenellated tower was built on a round wall right next to the tracks. The ramparts are in fact the road that leads through the forest to the castle grounds.

The confluence of the Ywoigne and the Lesse join here to create a breathtaking landscape of rapids, waterfalls and forests. Here you can enjoy the view and the wildlife. You may be able to spot rare birds like the dipper or beaver, both of which live in the area.

If you are looking for a unique hiking destination in Belgium, you can visit La halte royale, a former private train station built by King Leopold II in 1898. This medieval-style building is located in the Ardennes forest, near de la Lesse, and was used to transport guests of the luxurious Château royal d'Ardenne hotel. You can admire the architecture of the station, which includes a circular hall, a square tower and a spiral ramp that leads to the castle.