• Citadelle de Dinant - This fortress majestically overlooks the city of Dinant and is part of the renowned ‘Meuse Citadels’ (alongside those in Huy and Namur). Visitors can ascend this cultural landmark by climbing 405 steps or taking a cable car for approximately 11 EUR. A visit is highly recommended, as it not only houses an Arms Museum but also offers stunning aerial views of Dinant!
• Charles-de-Gaulle Bridge - Dinant’s main bridge is named ‘Charles De Gaulle’ in honor of the former French Republic president, who was injured here during a significant battle in August 1914. In 2014, marking the centenary of World War I, a statue of Charles was erected at the bridge’s base to celebrate this historical connection, which is both intriguing and unique.
• Maison de Monsieur Sax - Regarding Adolphe Sax, although he resided in Dinant for just a year before moving to Brussels and later Paris, the town proudly claims him as their “son” and celebrates his accomplishments enthusiastically!

Consequently, large saxophones are not only displayed on the Charles de Gaulle bridge but are also scattered throughout the city. Additionally, an open museum dedicated to Sax has been established at the site of his family’s original home, named Maison de Monsieur Sax. Outside, a bronze sculpture of Sax sits on a bench, inviting visitors for a photo opportunity!

• Rocher Bayard - Situated between Dinant and Anseremme, the Bayard Rock is an impressive 40-meter-high rocky needle that is truly a sight to behold! According to legend, it was created when the hoof of Bayard, a giant magical horse carrying the four sons of Aymon (from an ancient epic), split the rock.

• 8-hour private tour with an official guide
• Dedicated chauffeur and private vehicle for the duration of the tour
• All taxes included

• Food and drinks

Dinant is a picturesque city nestled in Belgium’s Walloon Region. It is situated alongside the Meuse River, with towering cliffs providing a dramatic backdrop. Dominating the skyline is the ancient Citadel that now serves as a museum, offering panoramic views of the city. At the foot of the Citadel lies the Gothic-style Collegiate Church of Our Lady. In close quarters is Mr. Sax’s House, located at the birthplace of saxophone creator Adolphe Sax, offering interactive displays on the history of the saxophone.

Namur is the administrative center of Belgium’s Wallonia region. It’s situated at the point where the Meuse and Sambre rivers meet, and home to the Citadel, a medieval fortress featuring 7km of subterranean passages, scenic gardens, a viewpoint, and a golden statue of a colossal turtle. The city is also home to the Felicien Rops Museum, dedicated to the works of the 19th-century erotic artist who was born in Namur. The baroque St. Loup Church with its marble columns and intricately carved ceiling is another highlight of the city.

Make the most of your visit to these two incredible cities with the services of a local official tour guide and a professional driver throughout your tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.