Dinant Aventure: choosing your course and planning an autumn outing
Minimum ages, bookings and opening times: what you need to compare Kids and Ardenne and plan your visit to Dinant Aventure.
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Namur: pedestrianised zone prepares for its next steps
Godefroid in January, Cuvelier in February: the timetable announced for 2027 forms part of a transformation that also affects access and places to rest.
BELU: linking Arlon and Steinfort by bike
Stations, junctions and existing cycle routes: the cross-border project is setting up several connections, with overall completion announced for early 2028.
Arlon: what the posters tell us
At the Musée Gaspar, more than forty posters shed light on the messages addressed to the town. The exhibition can also be read through its printers, its intended audiences and the traces it leaves behind.
RAVeL: choosing your section towards Liège
Lines 38 and 39 link the Three Borders to Chênée over 50 kilometres. Starting point, gradient and return journey: how the two stages affect your plans for a ride.
FIFF in Namur: a Saturday closing film, award-winning films on Sunday
The festival announces its closing film for 3 October, followed by screenings dedicated to the award winners on the 4th. Two separate events for the final weekend in Namur.
In Habay, get better at preparing your emails
Habay’s EPN is announcing a workshop on 15 October covering email formatting, attachments and screenshots. The session is free, but booking is required.
Renovating in Wallonia: two timelines not to be confused
The new renovation support scheme starts on 1 October. Announcements concerning certain older cases follow a different timeline: here’s how to tell them apart.
After Mobility Week, which journeys can we really change?
The Walloon campaign, running from 16 to 22 September, invited people to try walking, cycling, car-sharing and public transport. The challenge now is to distinguish a one-off experience from a solution that works in everyday life.
Villages and the countryside: the Greater Region sets out a shared roadmap
Signed in Libramont in July, the Rural Areas Charter links agriculture, services, digital connectivity and village vitality. Twenty areas of work have been announced; putting them into practice is the next challenge.