The citadel of Huy is a Belgian fort that was first built back in 9th century. It has seen many structures and remodeling over time, including one made by Napoleonic France which still stands today!
Raised over the Meuse river, the remains are the highest point of the city. Let's have a quick break before continuing the route. Enjoy the stunning view and take some pictures.

Durbuy is the smallest town in the world! In Belgium, the town is known for its great diversity of fun outdoor activities. Today, you are going to explore the biggest adventure park of the country.
The adventure pass gives you access to a wide range of activities: a 3D maze, the beaver dam, a bike park, click & Climb, speleo experience, treetop park and many more activities are on the program. You will spend about 4h in the park including lunch so the recommendation is to chose from 2 to 3 activities. After buying your ticket online, you will be able to select the activities you'd like to do.
Buy the adventure pass
The top 3 activities are:

1. The treetop park (try to start here as it gets crowded in the afternoon)
2. The speleo experience: The adventure awaits you in the underground world. Explore an unexplored sector of caves with uniquely carved rock formations.
3. The nature walk along the Ourthe River and through beautiful forests, an educational experience that will leave you feeling rejuvenated.

Several bars and restaurants are available on site. Bar'Bru is highly recommended. The restaurant awaits you in its modern and spacious venue. With the refreshing outside bar, bay glazed on their pond, it is the perfect spot for a regenerating break.
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Let's now visit the smallest town in the world! Small does not mean uninteresting. Durbuy welcomes many visitors every year. Park you car at this parking lot and explore the tiny town by foot.

Durbuy with the Ourthe and its tributaries was once well equipped with mills. The Aubes mill is a well-preserved one. Delve back in history and enjoy the beautiful view on the Ourthe river and the Durbuy castle. Enjoy the stroll heading to the next stop and take the chance to take some pictures.

The bridge offer a nice view over the old-city and the surroundings. Feel free to cross and see more of the old town. Take some pictures then it is time to head back to the parking lot.

Get in the car and let's head to the next stop, the Belgian Beer Museum. Enjoy the scenic drive and the nice panorama.

A trip to Belgium would not be as such without a beer stop! The Belgian Beer Museum has a lot to offer! You can see thousands of glasses and bottles from breweries all over Belgium. Did you know that the beer glasses used to be designed in order to provide the best taste and aroma? Each bottle and glass carries a very unique heritage!
Opening hours:
Everyday from 11am to 7.30pm
Book a tour by phone: +32 81 41 11 02
Once the visit is over, it is time to head back to the venue for a well-deserved dinner. Enjoy the scenic drive across the countryside of Belgium.

he building of the restaurant was built in the late 1800's to house quarry workers. Over 100 years later, it became a hotel and then had two different names before we took over with our renovation project which started back 2015! The restaurant now called Le chalet de La Foret offers welcomes you in an incredible setting offering a Belgian cuisine to die for! All the products are locally sourced from the farmers and they have their own smokehouse.
Opening hours:
Tuesday to Thursday: 12pm to 2.30pm and 6pm to 9.30pm Friday: 12pm to 2.30pm and 6pm to 10pm Saturday: 12pm to 2pm and 6pm to 10pm Sunday: 12pm to 3pm and 6pm to 10pm
Book a table by phone: +32 71 81 38 74