Location: Beauraing
Top Things to do in Beauraing
The 10 Best Things to Do in Beauraing, Belgium
Beauraing (French pronunciation: [bo.ʁɛ̃]) is a Walloon municipality located in the Belgian province of Namur. On January 1, 2006, Beauraing had a total population of 8,344. The total area is 174.55 km², giving a population density of 48 inhabitants per km².
Restaurants in Beauraing
1. La Madonna al Cuore d'Oro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Wilwa_Tikta - Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Sanctuary Our Lady of Beauraing is one of very few pilgrimage sites which have status of Holy See Approval in the world. in this area Mother Marry appeared to the 5 children of Beauraing in the period of 29 november 1932 till 03 january 1933, to the children of Marie-Louise Perpete Voisin family namely Fernande (15 years), Gilberte (13), and Albert (11), and to the daughters of a farmer’s widow of Germaine Degeimbre: Andree (14) and Gilberte (9).
the care-takers of the sanctuary, the group of nuns, also provide simple guest-rooms for people who come from far away. we spent one night in their guest-house, a simple but very comfortable place to pass the night, including meals. they really take care their guest with the best possible services, very friendly.
a few steps from the sanctuary, still on the same street, visitors can visit Marian Museum; and around 200 meters from the sanctuary people can see the two houses of Voisin and Degeimbre family.
Tips For Journey:
1. If you’re not with group bus, the best way is by private or rental car
2. By train: from Brussels to Beauraing around 2,5 hours and mostly connecting train in Namur. the distance is around 120km. and from Beauraing Train Station to the sanctuary only 1km, can use bus or just enjoying walking.
3. Another option, Brussels Central Station take train to Dinant (a town with its very famous citadel) and take bus to Beauraing (direction Dinant to Beauraing Indsc)
we actually combined our visit to Beauraing with Dinant town, more-less 22 km distance between two areas. about more information to the sanctuary, there are two main known webs, one with only French, and another web with 7 languages.
2. Le Chateau de Lavaux Sainte-Anne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
The Castle of Lavaux-Sainte-Anne is listed as "Exceptional heritage of Wallonia". It is one of Wallonia's most famous buildings, as well as well-known symbol of the Famenne area. While strolling through the Castle, you can sometimes hear echoes from the castle's eventful past… A couple of the castle's highlights: " The walk around the moat that will also take you alongside the deer park. " Discover the inside of the fortress; you can visit it from top to bottom, from cellar to dungeon! " The Museum of the Lords of Lavaux during the 17th century : see how they enjoyed life in their luxurious surroundings. " The first floor hosts the Nature museum, and exhibits an impressive collection of stuffed animals that demonstrate the variety of the fauna in the Famenne. " The museum in the castle cellars evokes rural life in the Famenne area through typical 19th century customs, everyday objects, and celebrations. " Our wetland, a natural shelter for all kinds of animal species, is protected by the Walloon government as a natural area of "great biological interest". It is dotted with information panels packed with interesting facts. " Children will be disguised as princesses or knights, to make the adventure even more exciting !
Reviewed By Yehr2014 - Tel Aviv, Israel
Practically there is only one museum in the premises. The setting and explanation give you an idea on how life was centuries ago. We downloaded a coupon for 1+1 to save on entrance fees.
3. Ferme de la Comogne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By onzils - Madrid
Avant cette visite je ne connaissais pas vraiment l´intérêt du lait de jument, et maintenant je sais que ce type de lait est la solution pour les gens intolérants au lactose. Le lait se peut acheter à la ferme, mais en Belgique on le retrouve également congelé chez Delhaize.
La visite de la ferme est trés intéressant, surtout parce qu´on voit la bonne santé des juments et des poulain. En total , il y a environ 50 chevaux dont 20 poulains. Au magasin sur site on peut également acheter des produits dérivés : des savons, des crèmes...
4. Brasserie Caracole
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
This small brewery operates using 19th-century equipment and methods.
Reviewed By Rather_Nomadic - Panama City, Florida
I have no idea how they produce the amount and variety of beers they do using the old school methods and equipment in this brewery. It is very interesting to see that newer is not always better. The tour is informative. Limited beer sampling as well, no food. You might be confused when you first pull up but "Yes, the brewery really is that small." Nice, quick diversion.
5. Castle Veves
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By Rooindie - Farmington, Connecticut
I’m not sure how this castle is so highly rated; perhaps I’m jaded from having seen too many awesome Castles elsewhere. It is beautiful from the outside, but there is very little by way of grounds, so you’re basically going to photograph it from the parking lot. It was a bit confusing about where to go from the parking lot, as the gate is closed and it is not obvious you need to push a button to get in. There is a building next to the parking lot that seems like it is where you’d buy tickets, but in fact you need to go into the castle to get the tickets. This isn’t just me being stupid; I watched car after car pull up, its inhabitants hop out, then wander around confused a bit. OK, onto the inside. You get an audioguide – you go into a room, see the room number, press the button on your audioguide, and listen to a chat about the room – this is how all audioguides work, right? I did not see any numbers for a long, long time. It was not clear where to go or where to start. I eventually decided that I should start with number 1 and enter the open door. Eventually when I got to number 8, I figured out where I was compared to the audioguide. Finally in room 14 I saw the first sign – it seems impossible that I could have missed the first thirteen signs, I mean really?? But even then, the displayed numbers were not in the right order – you really have to keep track of what number you are on, because the number in the room didn’t necessarily match the audioguide! What a hot mess. All of that being said, you really only get to see a handful of rooms, and I hate to say how I really felt about them, but I thought they were drab and dull. It feels like it was decorated a few decades ago, there’s nothing ornate about it, the paneling has been painted. Even the dining room table setting was just “blah”. I didn’t take one picture inside (and since I took about 700 pictures on my trip, that is saying something). I think it took about a half hour to go through.
6. The Domain of the Caves of Han
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Visit the Domain of the Caves of Han and experience a magical encounter with the sheer majesty of nature. Discover the Cave of Han and venture into the Wildlife Park… Prepare to be amazed!
Reviewed By Jankees R - Vught, The Netherlands
Only the waiting for the trains is a little long and after you arrive with train at entrance it also takes too long before you go in
But from buying the tickets very friendly lady and the experience in the cAves is stunning.
Impressive piece of nature creation.
7. La Citadelle de Dinant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
It was between 1818, and 1821, during the Dutch occupation, that the Citadel was built in its current form. Throughout the kitchen, the bakery and the forge, you will discover the daily life of 400 soldiers that were living there. Don't forget to visite our new space 1914-1918, explaining all the fights that took place in dinant during the first world war.
Reviewed By ClaudeRakisits - Canberra, Australia
This is a very impressive structure indeed. It's definitely worth the detour to Dinant to come and see this.There are lots of things to see inside, including trenches of WWI. The view of Dinant from the Citadelle is breathtaking. And what is really convenient is that from the Citadelle, and included in the price, is a two-way ride on the telepherique to the city of Dinant. So you only need to park the car once at the top. There is no time limit as to when you have to come back up. Don't miss it!
8. Centre Europeen des Metiers d'Art
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Exposition d'objets d'art
Reviewed By Michel K - Lamalou-les-Bains, France
Nous sommes entré par hasard l'extérieure donnant l’impression d'un magasin pour 'touriste'
A l'intérieure il y a une multitude de produits objets d'art alimentation tous très typiques et étonnant dans des prix somme toute abordable à visiter absolument si vous êtes de passage dans cette belle ville méconnue
9. Alpagas du Maquis
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Alpaca farm & alpaca fiber spinning mill located in Belgium. We are happy to share our experience of breeding and we are glad to teach you how to make beautiful luxury alpaca yarn.
Reviewed By Aurore B
Dès votre arrivée, vous êtes accueilli par Laurence et Eric et leurs chiens (magnifiques!).
Quelques mots d'introduction et vous êtes plongés dans leur univers des alpagas. Ce couple est passionné et vit de leur élevage ainsi que de leur filature.
Tout, vous saurez tout sur l'alpagas ; ils ont tant à expliquer !
Ballade dans les parcs et la filature, cette excursion ce fait par tous les temps (sauf grosse pluie et tempête bien sûr).
Un lieu incontournable à visiter et aussi, quelques achats à faire ...
10. Church of Our Lady (Collegiale Notre-Dame)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 322 reviews
Reviewed By Nursej9c
There is a fabulous wall to ceiling stained glass window. Nice altar piece, very gold and glittery. It is the church you see on every picture of Dinant, very unusual looking outside but fairly standard Catholic Church inside. It was a very quiet and peaceful place.
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