Le village de Lorcy

Eglise Saint-Martin

Ferme Ô Cheval

Arville, rue Coëmont: playground

Arville, Dzo la vaille: playground

Chapel "Notre Dame de Bon Secours" and its pilgrimage

Saint-Paul Church

Saint-Hubert "European capital of hunting and nature"

Indoor swimming pool

La fontaine Saint-Hubert dite " de la Place de l'Abbaye"

Escape Game Sortons du Bois

Exhibition - museum: "87th Infantry Division from December 44 till January 45"

L'Ancienne porte fortifiée dite "Porte de Bastogne"

Pond of the Sport centre

Saint-Hubert, Clos des Sorbiers: playground

Saint Roch's chapel

"La Roseraie"

Les Saisons de la photo: Saint-Hubert - Autour de la basilique

Les Saisons de la photo: Saint-Hubert - Roseraie

Les Saisons de la photo: Saint-Hubert - Bois du Fays - Rue Saint-Michel

The legend of Saint Hubert

Pierre-Joseph Redouté Museum

The museum cherishes the memory of the man dubbed the ‘Raphael of flowers’ and renowned worldwide for his roses.Pierre-Joseph, famous painter-aquarellist, was born in Saint-Hubert in 1759. At the age of 23, he left his hometown and moved to Paris. There he produced plates of plants and flowers (lilies, roses,...-for the most famous botanists of his time (‘L'Héritier’, ‘Candolles’...). In 1783, he will be attached to the King's collection of velines. This collection will have a place in the Botanical Garden that will become the Natural History Museum. Among his pupils we find Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Joséphine, wife of Napoleon I and Louise-Marie of Orleans, the first queen of the Belgians, wife of Leopold I. In 1840, Pierre-Joseph Redouté died in debt and poverty, despite his fame. His body rests in the cemetery of Père Lachaise in Paris.Numerous original works, prints and objects are on display at the museum, as well as engravings from the ‘Description of Egypt’ (Henri-Joseph Redouté - painter-zoologist, and brother of the famous watercolourist).

Le Quartier dit "Palais Abbatial"

Saint-Hubert, rue du Panorama: playground

Saint-Hubert, swimmingpool: playground

Skate Park de la rue du Parc

Saint-Hubert, rue des Prés: playground

Le Cerf Crucifère

Les Saisons de la photo: Saint-Hubert - Parc Dussart

Odyssey of Halifax HR 872 LQ-K

Grotte Notre-Dame de Lourdes à Awenne

Arville: barbecue

Parfond'Ry: picnic and barbecue areas

Basilica Church of Saint-Hubert

The Basilica of Saint-Hubert, well-known place of pilgrimage in honour of Saint-Hubert and recognised as exceptional heritage of Wallonia, charms visitors with its majesty and elegance. Her silhouette rises amid a beautiful frame of Ardennes forests.She is the spectacular witness to the dynamics of a Benedictine abbey that was closed down by the French revolutionaries. Several abbey churches, larger and larger, followed one another, both for monastic life and for the devotion of pilgrims.While the first foundations date back to the 7th century, the present building was mainly erected during the 16th century. The basilica is a veritable history book of architectural evolution, from the Romanesque style to the excesses of Gothic and Renaissance. The baroque of the façade from the early 18th century contrasts with the interior, where, the light makes the colours of the materials so intense: blue, yellow, pink stones, marble and wood.Info booklet on sale at the "Maison du Tourisme" and at the basilica FR/NL/EN/DE

Saint-Martin Church and Saint Sebastian Statue

Awenne, the vilage of the eight fountains

The typical wrought-iron fountains were installed in the 19th century after numerous and fierce fires. The so peaceful village lives to the rhythm of the babbling water.

L'Ancien Hôpital

Saint Gilles' church