Belgian Nature & Heritage
This selection highlights caves, cliffs, tumuli and parks across Namur province, featuring karst cavities and archaeological burial mounds, megalithic stones, and urban green space. Sites include prehistoric and Roman-era remains, multiple karst caves clustered near river gorges, and named viewpoints overlooking the Meuse valley.
A Cave of Spy
Spy Cave is located in Wallonia near Spy in the municipality of Jemeppe-sur-Sambre, Namur Province, Belgium above the left bank of the…
B Tumulus aux Six Frères
Roman‑era tumulus near Dhuy; archaeological burial mound from the Roman period.
Pierre du Diable
Megalithic stone formation recorded as an archaeological site.
D Parc Louise Marie
Urban public park in Namur named for Louise‑Marie d'Orléans; landscaped paths and tree stands.
Grottes de Goyet
Cave.
Scladina
Scladina, or Sclayn Cave, is an archaeological site located in Wallonia in the town of Sclayn, in the Andenne hills in Belgium, where…
Point de Vue des Sept Meuses
Viewpoint.
Francwé et Djôsef
Viewpoint.
Point d'observation
Observation point.
Point de vue du petit vivier
Viewpoint.
Rocher du Burnot
Cliff.
Trou du Pionnier
Cave.
Trou du Renard
Cave.
Trou des Jonquilles
Cave.
Trou d'Haquin
Cave.
Grotte de la grande Eglise
Cave.
Grotte de la Vilaine Source
Cave.
Grotte Notre Dame de Lourdes
Cave.
Chantoir de Normont
Chantoir (sinkhole) / cave feature.
Trou du Souffleur
Cave.
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