This is worth the visit if you are have interest in history, are looking for a peaceful environment…read morefor tranquility and/or exploration, or love photography. As of 2024, the ticket for 1 adult is 10 euros.

What a wonderful experience. If you're trying to figure out some tourist things to do, This place…read moreshould be on the list. If you have a car or time on a weekend to figure out the public transportation route here, there's a train stop which you can walk to here from the train stop this place was such a great family activity. The history behind this Abbey was great to explore as well as walking around the ruins. There were plenty of places to sit and rest. You can go to the second floor of the abbey where monks used to sleep. We learned about bleeding (which was very interesting) and the timeline of this place really put the abbey and its age into perspective. This place have plenty of places to have quiet time and is a great place for a date if you're ever looking for a date spot.

The stadium is home to Belgian second division football (soccer) team Royal Boussu-Dour Borinage…read more The stadium is typical of Belgian lower league ones; not very big but a decent atmosphere for the hardcore football fans. There is a small bar/cafe just behind one of the goals and so you can get a beer or something else to drink and stand behind the goal enjoying it. I usually do this. What is interesting to me though is the toilet! Yes, the toilet! For the guys, you can relieve yourself and at the same time look out the little window so that you don't miss any of the action on the field!

This entertaining WW2 museum isclocated in Diekirch which is about a 25 minute drive north of…read moreLuxembourg City. The museum has no parking available for visitors and costs only 5€ for an adult to attend it. That is money well spent coming here. This museum does a nice job of recreating battle scenes of WW2 using life size dioramas with mannequins dressed as soldiers and the fighting and suffering that they endured. There is also a section of the museum that houses restored vehicles from the war. Another part of the museum is devoted to the Luxembourg military and its history. I enjoyed my visit to this national museum of military history and recommend it. Budget about 1.5 hours to visit.

I'm so glad I found a place like this in this area. It's something my kids are used to and enjoy…read more Reminded me of a place we had close to home in Miami. Nice for some indoor fun when it's raining or cold outside (as it is for several months of the year in this part of the country). Entrance was $7 for kids 2 and up (2 and under are free). The owner was very attentive and spoke English. We spoke for a long time and he made us feel welcomed and comfortable. For drinks they offer juices, wine and beer. A bit limited on food but they do have some crepes that looked great. You can plan birthday parties here.

Update:Very nice indoor setting for the kids even for the toddler and crawling ones:). The menu is…read moredelicious and there's also ice cream available. Clean toilets and a spot to change your baby. You can also reserve birthday parties special events... Friendly awesome staff, owner speaks English. Outside they have tennis courts you can rent supplies there although never used that service. Free parking.

Living in Mons you hear about the Festival of DouDou for the Ducasse of Mons. This museum takes…read moreyou through the story of St. George and how he defeated the dragon. For the three of us it was 9 euros and well worth it. They have headsets so you can go through the museum listening to the exhibits in English. To get to the museum you have to walk through the Hotel Ville (City Hall). You walk across the garden which in itself is very pretty. The museum is unique and very kid friendly. Each floor takes you through the cool history and about the festival. It is very interactive, very fun great for an easy afternoon and then afterwards have a cappuccino in the town square.

Spent a couple of hours here today and loved it! My kids had an absolute blast, much needed when…read moreweather doesn't permit much outside play. Menu included the following items: Beers Wines Soft Drinks and juices Hot drinks (coffee/cappuccino) Ice creams Chips Pasta Pizza Paninis Doughnuts Pancakes Waffles Pies Play areas included the following: Tunnels Slides Ball pit Big lego área Soccer/basketball area A few coin machines for games and toys For birthday parties they provide cake, drink, chips and goody bags. They also take care of set up and clean up. Place was clean and the employees were nice. Will definitely return!!!

Fantastic museum primarily concerning Mons and the surrounding area during pre-Napoleonic wars…read morethrough the end of WW2. The museum is well worth the €9.00 per person cost. While there are a lot of displays with tons of interesting items, there is a lot of reading to do, so bringing small children or those with ADD/ADHD would not be good. But for those that love history, and especially Military history this is an exciting museum rich in history. Plan to spend 2-3 hours or more if you want to see everything. Displays are in 4 languages (Fr, De, En, NL). Mons has changed hands more often than dollar bills have seen g-strings.... well maybe not that much...lol

This is a new museum and it is fantastic! It takes you through Mons during 2 world wars and as…read morewell with the new exhibit, the Napoleonic war. This museum is very educational and the displays are phenomenal! This is a must see when in Mons. You will definitely learn a lot about Mons and Belgium.

Went to an event held here and the place was perfect. Not too small and not too big, the bar was…read morefantastic! I am not a gin girl, but their gin and tonic was excellent! It is simple and highlights the artwork perfect. It used to be an old chapel. I will be looking into hosting something there myself.