Dinant - Squeezed between the River Meuse and the high rocks that overlook it, Dinant is a little town indeed. Its main features are the imposing citadel high above the town and the Collegiate Church of Our Lady with its characteristic pear shaped bell tower.  

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Head south from Brussels into the rolling hills of the Belgian Ardennes complete with picture-postcard towns and grand country houses dripping with history. Bouillon lies close to the border of France, nestled on a sharp bend of the River Semois, in the heart of the Ardennes forest this small medieval city is a popular destination for short breaks to the region.

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​In Southern Belgium there is a cluster of 22 villages that call themselves Les Plus Beaux Villages de Wallonie. You can tick off some of the finest of these on a gentle circuit of the province of Namur. Head along the beautiful Meuse and Molignee valleys to find cutesy gems such as Falaen, Crupet and Celles.

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