Auberge d'Alle | Mini-holiday in an enchanting hotel in Ardennes | incl. dinner

The Bouillon Castle

A visit to the Bouillon Castle is a must for anyone interested in history and architecture. This impressive medieval fortress, towering majestically above the town of Bouillon, offers panoramic views of the surrounding Ardennes. Take the time to join a guided tour where you'll learn more about the fascinating history of the castle, including the story of Godfrey of Bouillon, one of the leaders of the First Crusade. Don't forget to explore the underground passages and the impressive falconry demonstrations that are regularly held. Wear comfortable shoes as there are many stairs and uneven surfaces to navigate.

Jardin de Cure

For a relaxing day in nature from Hotel Auberge D'Alle, be sure to plan a visit to the Jardin de Cure. This charming garden offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, where you can stroll along beautifully maintained paths surrounded by varied plant species and soothing water features. Bring a picnic to enjoy in one of the peaceful spots or join a guided tour if available to learn more about the unique flora and design of the garden. It's an ideal getaway for nature lovers or anyone looking to escape the daily routine and recharge in a serene environment.

Prairie de Torcy

If you're staying at Hotel Auberge D'Alle, consider visiting Prairie de Torcy for a day in nature. This expansive prairie offers an ideal setting for a long walk or bike ride, allowing you to enjoy the vast open spaces and perhaps even spot wildlife. It's a beautiful spot for photography enthusiasts or for those simply looking to relax amidst the tranquility of nature. Bring binoculars for birdwatching or a book for a leisurely afternoon under a tree. The prairie changes with the seasons, so each visit offers a new experience.

Hiking and biking in the Ardennes

Amidst the beautiful Ardennes forests and gurgling rivers, you can hike and enjoy nature unrestrained.

Durbuy, the smallest town in the world

Durbuy is the smallest city in the Ardennes and was granted city rights as early as 1331 but it never grew into a real town. Until it proclaimed itself the Smallest City in the World. In the years that followed, many tourists came to the beautiful town. Today, Durbuy is still one of the most important places in the Ardennes and there is plenty to see and do. Durbuy, originally a medieval town, due to its location has barely grown in size over the past centuries. In fact, Durbuy's growth has taken place almost exclusively in the boroughs surrounding Durbuy such as Barvaux, Bomal and Septon. The city center of Durbuy has only a few hundred inhabitants.