This chalet is in a grassy residential estate, surrounded by long paths, nature and fresh air. Ideal for pleasant walks, bike rides and horse riding ...

Not many people know that Clément Macq invented barbed wire in Momignies in 1873. A butcher by profession, he reared and fattened his own stock. It was this that gave him the brilliant idea of making fencing made from smooth wire more effective by adding barbs. ...

This accommodation takes after its name of Toussaint Dohy: small, warm and friendly, and open to the outside world. It warms both heart and body, not by songs but by a good fire in its hearth. In fact, Toussaint Dohy is known throughout the Fagnes and Thierache region for his very real gift of improvisation. ...

In the main body of the house, this cottage is a favourite for its charm, arrangement and character. Young or not so young, you will feel you are part of a dream as you sleep in the tower under the ogival rather than decorated vaulting. ...

Well-suited to people with reduced mobility (single storey), this accommodation is in the old kitchens of the big house of former times and retains various traces of the past, including the bread oven and brick vaulting. Its comfort will delight you. ...

Great connected holiday home in the heart of the Ardennes. You will have a beautiful view on the region from the garden of the holiday home. The surroundings are ideal for beautiful walking trips. Nice to visit in the region: Marche en Famenne, La Roche and of course the smallest town in the world, Durbuy. ...

This accommodation bears the name of one of the daughters of Nicaise Poschet and Jacqueline Dumoustier. Anne Gérard Poschet was born in Macon on 7 August 1630. It was through her that the Poschet estate passed to the Lespine family because on 5 April 1656 in Macon, she married Charles de Lespine, squire and lieut ...

Forge-Philippe owes its name to master blacksmith Philippe de Lalis who in 1549 had a forge in the Wartoise, still known as Fourneau Philippe. On 14 February 1619, his son Charles de Lalis, acting on behalf of his mother, sold it to Nicaise Poschet. The purchase was completed on 30 June 1628 by that of the Forge ...

In the sheep sheds, this accommodation is named after Jean François Couture born on 11 June 1783 in Macon. It was while working on his land that he found a pot containing a huge quantity of Roman coins. There were copper, bronze and alloy coins. The whole treasure weighed over 120 kg and included more than 50,000 ...

Stocking making first came to the village of Macon from France in about 1750. The craftsmen spun their own wool from the regions sheep. This supplied the weaving industry and the wool fabric obtained was then cut up to be made into stockings, birettas, slippers, etc. Joseph Lernoux knitted and sold his own goods ...

The oldest known brewery in Momignies territory dates from 1660: it was next to the presbytery which had a hop field. There wasnt another one until the one founded in 1825 by Placide Février. This former soldier in the Imperial Army, came to live in Momignies after the battle of Waterloo and founded this famous b ...

After the sale of the Château-Ferme to the lawyer Laisné in 1749, the property was split into three parts. The main building and the outbuildings served as an inn and the workshops were split between a clog makers and a weavers shop. Justin Gillet worked in the clog makers. ...

Englebert Collinet, master glass maker, and member of the family owning the glass furnaces installed close to the river Le Surginet, received Charles-Quint and his son Philippe in 1549 for a visit to his premises. ...

In the main part of the building, this accommodation bears the name of the second wife of Nicaise Poschet. From 1615 to 1630 she had twelve children, all baptised in Macon and born at the Château-Ferme. After the death of her husband, she remained in Macon where she died on 21 April 1664. ...

Montbliard is situated 41 km. To the south of Charleroi. Lovely chalet with beautiful views over the L'Eau d'Eppe valley, in the southern part of the Ardennes, 6 km from the French lake at Valjoly. The chalet is comfortable. Enclosed garden with garden furniture and a barbeque. Région des Lacs de l'Eau d'Heure ...

In the main body of the house, this accommodation will delight you with its many traces of the past. Warm and comfortable, it will welcome you to the heart of our beautiful region for your holidays and to find rest and recharge your batteries. ...

Quietly located in a picturesque Ardennes village \"Hodister\" near the touristy towns Roche-en-Ardenne and Hotton. A pretty newly constructed holiday home with all modern comforts. With its perfect location, this holiday home offers magnificent views and is very suitable for numerous activities like: walks in the ...

This typical holiday house originally manufactured from ecological loam is situated in the Flemish Ardennes with a broad view over the hilly landscape. It is one of the last pieces of rest in Belgium and the nature is beautiful! Here you will find many hiking-cycling and mountain bike routes and can enjoy a pint ...

In the heart of Thierarche, a charming, comfortable, warm and friendly stone holiday home \"Le Marteaubois\" with magnificent views over the surrounding meadows. Ideal for nature lovers; close to Rance forest, Virelles natural reserve as well as the famous Eau dHeure dams. For sports enthusiasts, there is the oppor ...

This picturesque gite is located in Solre-sur-Sambre, not far from France. The gite is located at the river Thure, where you can fish. The beam ceilings, white marble floors, wooden doors and furniture from the 17th century give the gite a warm, old and cosy feel. This gite has a sauna and it is possible (for an ...