
📍Durbuy centre (10–15 minutes)
Durbuy, nicknamed the smallest town in the world, is a must-see during your stay. Set off on foot through its cobbled streets, discover its small craft shops (jams, local beers, chocolate shops) and admire the typical limestone architecture.
✔️ To see / to do
⏳ Time on site: ➡️ 1h30 to 3h, depending on visits & shopping.

📍 Rue Haie Himbe 1, Durbuy (10 min)
A unique place in Europe: more than 250 plant sculptures carved in boxwood. Stroll through a 1-hectare garden where animals, silhouettes and artistic shapes create a path full of surprises.
✔️ Tips
⏳ Visit: ➡️ 45 minutes to 1h15.

Belgium's largest adventure park: treetop adventure course, giant zip lines, suspended nets, laser tag, escape games, via ferrata, BMX, children's park, kayaking…

Listed as a natural heritage site of Wallonia, these caves are renowned for their huge chambers, rare concretions and underground rivers. You descend up to 70 metres underground with a guide who perfectly explains the geological formation of the Famenne.
➡️ About 1h (regular groups). Perfect in bad weather.

One of the most beautiful sections of the Ourthe. Ideal for a family descent, calm and accessible.
➡️ 1h30 to 3h depending on route.

A charming, clean town completely redeveloped in recent years. The pedestrian streets, renovated squares and small shops offer a perfect setting for a pleasant stroll.
Ideal on a Friday or Saturday → market & local atmosphere.
➡️ 2–3 hours.

Distance : 5–6 km
Niveau : facile Ă moyen
Points forts : vues ouvertes sur la vallée, chemins forestiers, tranquillité.
Distance : 7 km
Points forts : grottes, falaises, vallée encaissée, paysages très variés.
Distance : 5,2 km
Points forts : réserve naturelle, orchidées au printemps, vues superbes.
