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.

Highly recommended. Have been twice and both times it's been raining with a strong wind, worth it!…read moreGreat new additions since the last visit. Still a long 225 steps to the top, easy going back down! Unfortunately I didn't have enough time so climbing to the top of the A Butte du Lion, seeing the Le Panorama and walking through the gift shop was the best I could do. Maybe I'll have more time on my next visit.

This is an awesome place!…read more They have done a fabulous job maintaining the stuff around and exceptional work with the movies and scripts explaining the battle details. Amazing experience!

The floral carpet is one of those things that most visitors to Belgium see on every single…read morepostcard, but rarely get to experience live. It takes a certain degree of planning - first of all, you have to go in an even year (there was one this year, the next is in 2010), then there are the exact dates of the carpet as it only lasts for two weeks. And just when you've cracked all that, turning up to Grand Place and looking at a sea of petals from ground level isn't particularly impressive, so you need to go the final mile and pay EUR3 or so to get into the Town Hall, queue up patiently, climb the steps to the tower and view it from above on the balconies (though to be fair, you pass some excellent and interesting rooms in the Town Hall as you wait to get to a balcony). It's worth it though. The 2006 carpet had rotating flowerbeds on, and when you consider just how many thousands of flowerheads have been diligently pressed into moss, it makes Derbyshire well dressing look like child's play.

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This little (compared to many I have visited) chateau has a big history and is still occupied by…read morethe Prince of Chimay and his wife (or so I was told). You can of course take a tour of the chateau. This is done on your own, but you are given an ipad where you follow the map, press the buttons and learn about different aspects of the chateau, as well as the history. Most impressive was the little theater that is located inside. It is used still for musical concerts (classical) and possibly other events. At the end of the tour there is an interesting movie shown in the theater and it is in 3D, which was pretty entertaining. The chateau is worth a visit.

From the owner: Après un sommeil de plus d'un an, et une belle rénovation, la magie de Chimay va reprendre ses…read moredroits. Découvrez le parcours entièrement transformé, suivez la famille princière sur votre guide numérique. Ecoutez les conseils d'Enguerrand le preux... et découvrez 1000 ans d'histoire à travers un spectacle 3D haletant!