Things To Do
in Namur

Explore the historic fortress and enjoy panoramic views of the city and the Meuse River.

Take a scenic walk or bike ride along this picturesque trail that runs through the countryside and along the river.

Enjoy a day of kayaking and admire the natural beauty of the Meuse River and its surroundings.

Experience thrilling mountain biking trails in the beautiful Ardennes region, just a short drive from Namur.

These are savory meatballs simmered in a rich sauce made from onions, a local beer called Purnalet, and a hint of speculoos, a spiced shortcrust biscuit. One of the best places to savor this dish is at 'Chez Bouboule', a charming brasserie in the heart of Namur's old town.

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These are traditional hard and sweet biscuits made of honey, often shaped into decorative figures. You can find these delightful treats in various bakeries and confectionery shops throughout Namur, with 'Maison Collard' being a popular choice.

This bustling market offers an array of fresh produce, local cheeses, and artisanal products. Visitors can also sample delicious street food such as crispy Belgian waffles and frites topped with a variety of sauces at the food stalls scattered throughout the market.

A charming street known for its vibrant food scene, featuring an assortment of food trucks and stalls offering everything from hearty stews to delectable pastries. Don't miss out on trying the famous 'gaufres de Liège', a type of Belgian waffle popular in the region.

In Namur, Belgium, tipping is not always expected, as a service charge might be included in the bill. However, it is customary to round up the bill or leave a small tip as a gesture of appreciation for good service, usually around 5-10% of the total bill.

Cash is widely accepted in Namur, but credit and debit cards are also commonly used for payment. ATMs are readily available for withdrawing cash. Contactless payment methods are increasingly popular, especially in larger establishments and supermarkets.

Spring is a great time to visit Namur, as the weather is mild and the city is in bloom with colorful flowers. It's also a great time to explore the outdoor attractions and enjoy the picturesque landscapes.

Summer is the peak tourist season in Namur, with warm weather and various outdoor activities such as festivals, outdoor dining, and boat cruises along the Meuse River. It's a lively time to visit with plenty of events and cultural experiences.

Fall in Namur brings beautiful foliage as the surrounding forests and parks change colors. The weather starts to cool down, but it's still a great time for scenic walks and enjoying local cuisine at cozy restaurants.

Winter in Namur can be cold, but it's a magical time to visit with Christmas markets, festive decorations, and ice skating rinks. It's a cozy and charming time to experience the city's festive spirit.

The primary international airport serving Brussels, located approximately 60 km from Namur.

A major airport serving low-cost airlines, located about 45 km from Namur.

An international airport located about 75 km from Namur, mainly known for cargo but also offers passenger flights.

A smaller airport serving limited international flights, located approximately 90 km from Namur.

Namur caters well to vegetarians and vegans, with many eateries offering creative plant-based dishes. Look out for 'La Petite Fugue' and 'Green Attitude' for a delightful range of vegetarian and vegan fare.

Visitors with gluten intolerance can find a welcoming dining experience at 'La Table de François' and 'La Manufacture' which both offer a variety of gluten-free options on their menus.