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What's in Namur

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Places to see

• Citadel of Namur — A fortress originally from the Roman era, rebuilt several times, and designed by Menno van Coehoorn with impro
• St Aubin's Cathedral — A Gothic-Romanesque cathedral founded in 1047, with a papal bull in 1559 establishing it as the Diocese of Nam
• Musée Félicien Rops — A museum showcasing the artistic work of Félicien Rops, a renowned Walloon artist. The collection provides a c
• Saint Lupus Church — A parish church, Saint-Loup Church is a major baroque church in Namur, Belgium, listed as part of the "Patrimo
• Musée provincial des Arts anciens — A museum showcasing medieval and Renaissance art, featuring works by Herri met de Bles, Dinanderie and metalwo
• Belfry of Namur — A historic tower, originally part of the city wall, serves as Namur's belfry, housing a clock that signals eve
• Hôtel de Groesbeeck-de Croix — A 13th-century hotel particulier, the Hôtel de Groesbeeck - de Croix, was redesigned in the mid 18th century.
• Place d'Armes — A historic square, once known as Grand Place, featuring a neo-Renaissance style Commercial Exchange building,
• Terra Nova – Citadel Visitor Centre — The former Terra Nova barracks, built under Dutch rule to house 1,200 soldiers, now the Citadel's visitor cent
• Hospice Saint-Gilles — A 13th-century hospice, now housing the Walloon Parlement, has undergone multiple renovations, including in th
• Searching for Utopia — A monumental sculpture dominating the city skyline, affectionately known as "The Turtle", invites for a walk a
• Esplanade AC/DC — A half-moon square in front of Namur Expo, where Brian Johnson played his first concert with AC/DC on 29 June
• Namur Citadel Cable Car — A modern aerial tramway inaugurated in 2021, this pulsed gondola system connects Place Maurice Servais to the
• Le Grognon — A historic headland forming a prominent point at the confluence of the Sambre and Meuse rivers. This site feat
• Djoseph èt Françwès — A bronze statue of two slow-moving characters, Djoseph and Françwès, discussing while observing their snails,
• Halle al'Chair — A hall in Namur housing a part of the archaeological collection, featuring prehistoric, Gallo-Roman, and Merov
• Tour Marie Spilar — A defensive tower, the Marie Spilar Tower has a half-circular base and was built in the 13th century using Maa
• Church of our Lady of Harscamp — A Renaissance-style church built in 1750, originally consecrated as Notre-Dame d'Harscamp, featuring a rich in
• Pont de Jambes — A historic road bridge over the Maas River in Jambes, connecting the city's right and left banks, featuring se
• Le Pavillon — The former Belgian pavilion of the 2015 Milan World Expo, rebuilt on the Citadel esplanade next to the cable-c
• Maison de la Poésie — A literary house on Rue Fumal, founded in 1985 by Robert Delieu, devoted to poetry and the French language, wi
• Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Namur — A medieval church building, constructed in the 13th century, with multiple restoration phases, including 1547,
• Pompe du Marché de l'Ange — A small, decorative monument, also called the Angel Fountain, adorns the Place de l'Ange in Namur, Belgium. Th
• Église Saint-Jacques de Namur — A historic Catholic church building in Namur, Belgium, dating back to the 18th century, which served as a stop