Namur'daki doğa ve parklar

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.

Belgian Nature & Heritage — Harita

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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.

C

Pierre du Diable

Megalithic stone formation recorded as an archaeological site.

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D

Parc Louise Marie

Urban public park in Namur named for Louise‑Marie d'Orléans; landscaped paths and tree stands.

E

Grottes de Goyet

Cave.

F

Scladina

Scladina, or Sclayn Cave, is an archaeological site located in Wallonia in the town of Sclayn, in the Andenne hills in Belgium, where…

G

Point de Vue des Sept Meuses

Viewpoint.

H

Francwé et Djôsef

Viewpoint.

I

Point d'observation

Observation point.

J

Point de vue du petit vivier

Viewpoint.

K

Rocher du Burnot

Cliff.

L

Trou du Pionnier

Cave.

M

Trou du Renard

Cave.

N

Trou des Jonquilles

Cave.

O

Trou d'Haquin

Cave.

P

Grotte de la grande Eglise

Cave.

Q

Grotte de la Vilaine Source

Cave.

R

Grotte Notre Dame de Lourdes

Cave.

S

Chantoir de Normont

Chantoir (sinkhole) / cave feature.

T

Trou du Souffleur

Cave.