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Rochefort (see p215), in the
Province of Namur, is one of
many places in the Ardennes
to have an extensive cave
system (see pp212–13). The
Grotte de Lorette-Rochefort has
a visitor centre, from where
paths lead sharply down for 80
m (262 ft), past encrustations of
stalactites and stalagmites, to
halls of vast, rugged rock.

Lessines
Waterloo
Waremme Blégny
Ath Liège
Ronquières Eupen
Tournai Leuze-en- Nivelles
Hainaut Verviers
Seneffe Huy
Sprimont
Mons WESTERN Namur Spa
WALLONIA Malmedy
(See pp180–95) Charleroi
CENTRAL
WALLONIA EASTERN
Thuin WALLONIA
(See pp196–215)
(See pp216–37)
Dinant St-Vith
Beaumont Marche-en-
Famenne
Philippeville
Rochefort
Lavaux-
Couvin Ste-Anne
Chimay St-Hubert Bastogne
Libramont-
Chevigny
Liège (see pp220–23), capital of the
Province of Liège, has a number of fine
Bouillon
churches. This includes the superb Église
St-Jacques, which fuses the Romanesque
Florenville Arlon with Flamboyant Gothic.
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Bouillon (see pp234–7), located
in the south of the Ardennes,
is famous for its picturesque
medieval castle set on a rocky spur
near the Semois. Once the home of
the 11th-century crusader knight
Godefroi de Bouillon, the castle
now forms a romantic backdrop to
this quiet and elegant little town.

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