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Florenville

Chassepierre – Picnic area loop from Laiche

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Belgium
Wallonia
Virton
Florenville

Chassepierre – Picnic area loop from Laiche

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4.2

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Chassepierre – Picnic area loop from Laiche

01:14

4.65km

50m

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 5, 2025

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2.98 km

Very beautiful viewpoint over Chassepierre

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The village of Chassepierre, located directly on the Semois, is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Wallonia. From the bridge you can look directly at the town center in an idyllic natural setting.

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3.05 km

Picnic area next to the Semois

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Special picnic area with stone tables, a water trough for cows, a boat on the bank, ... but know that Chassepière has some special catering establishments!

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3.10 km

Street art: the blacksmith

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Beautiful street art of a blacksmith!

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3.25 km

Le Trou des Fées and Old Mill Ruins of Chassepierre

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Extraordinary vestige of the Tertiary era, a network of underground galleries dug out by man in the lime tuff (cron).

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3.31 km

Old priest's house - 1790

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This classical-looking house, built around 1790, consists of a double enclosure of three bays on two floors and a basement level lit by an opening in the base.

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3.32 km

Chassepierre

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Chassepierre owes its origins to the Latin expression Casa Petrea which means Stone House. Surrounded by the Semois, Chassepierre is part of the Plus Beaux Villages de Wallonie and seduces with its old houses in an idyllic setting.

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3.32 km

Saint Martin's Church

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The Église Saint-Martin de Chassepierre is a church in the Belgian village of Chassepierre in the municipality of Florenville, in the southwest of the province of Luxembourg. The church was …

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3.68 km

Picnic area

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Picnic area on the wide banks of the Semois. Nice to spot canoeists here. Children can also bathe here, under supervision.

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4.65 km

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Bus stop

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4.40 km

134 m

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3.23 km

1.31 km

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