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From Brussels: Dinant and Namur Private Day Trip|Belgium
From Brussels: Dinant and Namur Private Day Trip|Belgium
From Brussels: Dinant and Namur Private Day Trip|Belgium
From Brussels: Dinant and Namur Private Day Trip|Belgium
From Brussels: Dinant and Namur Private Day Trip|Belgium

From Brussels: Dinant and Namur Private Day Trip|Belgium


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  • Discover the beautiful cities of Namur, Huy, Bouillon, and Dinant
  • Enjoy a private tour with a guide to learn about the history of each city
  • Visit the famous Bouillon Castle and the Tomb of the Giant
  • Admire the views from the top of the cliff at the Citadel of Dinant
  • Take a break for lunch in Namur and explore the city at your own pace
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Sightseeing Tours

Tour TypePrivate tour
Transportation methodHotel transfer
Tour typesGuided tour
Meal arrangementArrange yourself
Additional service & facilityTransfer included
Sightseeing typeNatural sights, City walking tour, Historic site tour
TransportCharter car

Product Info

Discover the valleys of the Lesse and Meuse rivers on a private day trip from Brussels. Visit the cities of Namur, Huy, and Bouillon, and see the Tombeau des Géants (Giant's Tomb). Enjoy a short visit to Dinant and see the Citadel.

Depart from Brussels with your guide by car, and head to Namur. Visit the city (which is one of Belgium's regional capitals) and the big citadel before taking a lunch break. Continue to Huy and explore the old city and the citadel.

Next, head to Bouillon and visit the famous castle. See the Tomb of the Giant, an exceptional natural point of view. Continue to Dinant and enjoy a short visit and point of view from the Citadel.

At the top of the cliff, see the citadel of Dinant. It was built on the foundations of an old castle built in 1040 but razed by the sacking of Dinant by Charles the Bold in 1466.

Then, come back to Brussels with your guide in private transportation.

Did you know?
Under Louis XIV, Dinant was French. Vauban decided to modify the building, and the king installed his court in 1692. Between 1818 and 1821, modifications were made by the Netherlanders, which can still be seen today.

During the First World War, the French armed the fort to defend the neutrality of Belgium and prevent the Germans from crossing the Dinant bridge that connects Cologne to Paris.

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  • If your package requires a pickup address, the supplier will reconfirm the address you provided. If the address cannot be accepted, we will contact you to confirm an alternative pickup location.

  • Know Before You Go: Wear comfortable shoes for walking

  • Know Before You Go: Check weather forecast and dress appropriately

  • Know Before You Go: Bring a camera for photos

  • Know Before You Go: Be prepared for moderate walking

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