Namur’s central square, where historic buildings and lively terraces reflect the city’s role as the capital of Wallonia.

Admire this UNESCO-listed bell tower rising above the rooftops, a rare reminder of the city’s medieval defenses.

Take in the ornate Baroque exterior of this Jesuit church, one of Namur’s most distinctive architectural landmarks.

Observe the grand classical façade and imposing dome that set this cathedral apart from Belgium’s more typical Gothic churches.

Pause at the point where the Meuse and Sambre rivers converge, offering open waterfront views and highlighting Namur’s strategic position at the crossroads of two major waterways.