Located to the south of Brussels, this French-speaking province contains a number of delightful small towns and villages worth exploring, such as Beauvechain, Chaumont-Gistoux, Genappe, Grez-Doiceau, Jodoigne, La Hulpe, Nivelles, Orp-Jauche, Villers-la-Ville, Waterloo and Wavre. In between them is lovely undulating countryside with a fair smattering of woods. The whole area is criss-crossed by some lovely short or long-distance walks.
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A delightful and varied walk that you can do independently as a day’s walk from railway station to station.
The second stage of the GR 121 is a walk of two halves: the first more interesting than the second.
The GR 121 long-distance path from Wavre to La Roche is varied, interesting and a wonderful introduction to the GR 121.
An enjoyable 22 km circular walk starting and ending at Florival railway station that highlights differences between Wallonia and Flanders.
May they rust in peace
A 7.5-km walk around Doiceau, with opportunities to harvest the fruits of the wild.
A 11-km historical and nature walk through the attractive village of Lathuy near Jodoigne
An easy map to see all the places mentioned on Discovering Belgium
The villages of Bossut and Gottechain are connected by a 9 km walk that is attractive in June when the fields are blue with flax.
A gentle 7-km walk in the countryside south-east of Brussels, ideal for families.
Follow the 6-km “Promenade des murs” around this sleepy Wallonian village