Top Things to do in Luxembourg Province
Top Restaurants in Luxembourg Province
What to do and see in Luxembourg Province, Wallonia: The Best Things to do Good for Couples
Discover the best top things to do in Luxembourg Province, Belgium including Bastogne Battle of the Bulge Guided Tours, Observatoire Astronomique Centre Ardenne, La Grande Foret de Saint-Hubert, Massage Intuitif, Le Herou, Chateau de Bouillon, Bastogne War Museum, The Giant's Tomb (Tombeau du Geant), Eglise Saint-Donat, Point de vue sur Frahan.
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1. Bastogne Battle of the Bulge Guided Tours
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5.0 based on 37 reviews
I am a retired career artillery officer of the Belgian Army and witness of the Battle of the Bulge, borne in 1936. I do private and customized tours in and around Bastogne and the entire area of the Battle of the Bulge. I also lead groups and battle rides. My expertise is the result of several factors: my own memories and study of the battle, a lonf stay in the area still impregnated with the battle,countless contacts with the veterans and a strong military background.
2. Observatoire Astronomique Centre Ardenne
3. La Grande Foret de Saint-Hubert
4. Massage Intuitif
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5.0 based on 15 reviews
Intuitive massage therapy is a therapeutic process that encourages self-discovery and wellness. This type of therapy utilizes hands on therapeutic massage techniques to restore or balance the flow of energy within the body A holistic approach to health and wellness that involves therapeutic massage techniques to facilitate the release of energy blockages.
Reviewed By DayTrip792906 - Antwerp, Belgium
We had a magical, relaxing experience being massaged by Christelle. Had we stayed longer in the area, we’d definitely book her again. Highly recommend.
5. Le Herou
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5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By ReneTolenaars2016 - Ceroux-Mousty, Belgium
Very nice walk in a quiet picturesque part of the Ourthe river valley. This walk is a combination of easy climbing with stretches along the Ourthe river.
6. Chateau de Bouillon
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4.5 based on 1,303 reviews
The castle of Bouillon, the oldest vestige of feudalism in Belgium Visit one of the largest fortified castles in Belgium and embark on a journey through more than 1000 years of history. Standing on three rocky peaks, the castle of Bouillon dominates the city and offers a magnificent view of it. During your visit, you will also be able to discover an art very widespread in medieval times: falconry. Admire the majestic flight of hawks, eagles and owls in a show with humor (from 01/03 to 11/11 inclusive). Finally, end the visit with the Scriptura museum which will tell you the history of the school and the exhibition of the fresco "The Armed Pilgrimage of Godfrey of Bouillon".
Reviewed By yeetfamlol - Brussels, Belgium
The Chateau de Bouillon is an impressive medieval castle with raptor shows and beautiful raptors that you can get quite close to. Well worth a visit and lots of good restaurants in the village below.
7. Bastogne War Museum
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4.5 based on 1,851 reviews
Located close to the famous Mardasson Memorial, the Bastogne War Museum is the principal memorial dedicated to the Second World War in the Ardennes and Belgium with more than 150 000 visitors per year. Through the use of scenography, witness testimonial, multi-media installation the route through the exhibition appeals not only to the intellect but to the emotions, giving visitors the feeling that this story belongs to each and every one of us.
Reviewed By erictX7670ZS - Norway, null
Visited with our two kids (7 and 9), and we all thought the museum was fantastic. For my generation and that of our kids, the events of WW2 are very removed. But when you learn about what happened, and that it wasn't all that long ago, it's a very humbling educational experience. The museum is really well curated, and the exhibition leads you through the lead up and events of this part of WW2 in a logical and very engaging manner. My kids liked their individual audio guides and especially the way the story is narrated by the 4 perspectives of the local boy, his teacher, the American soldier and the German soldier. The theatrical displays are really good (to give your mind a break) because there is just so much info to absorb and it is tiring. We spent 3hrs in the museum. It is scary that the events of today seem so similar to those in the lead up to WW2... We also visited the Verdun WW1 museum the next day, and it is incredulous that the world didn't learn it's lesson the first time round.
8. The Giant's Tomb (Tombeau du Geant)
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4.5 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By N_Rayn - Doncaster, United Kingdom
Lovely view Nice little cafe Walks are steep - boots if possible Worth a visit if you are in the area :)
9. Eglise Saint-Donat
10. Point de vue sur Frahan
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4.5 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By conrad57 - Ieper (Ypres), Belgium
This is a must see in the Belgian Ardennes ( Bouillon - Semois area ).The Semois river makes a curve around the Frahan village. From Rochehaut village, with a lot of good pubs, restaurants and local delicatesse food shops one can see this unforgettable panoramic view
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