Hennegau

The archaeological site of Aubechies-Beloeil is a fascinating open-air museum dedicated to the reconstruction of prehistoric and Gallo-Roman settlements.

Ath, known as the "city of giants", inspires with its cultural heritage.

The Belgian Belœil Castle, a magnificent 17th-century building, is a must-see.

The Bois du Cazier, a historic mine and UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2012, offers exciting insights into the industrial past of the Hainaut region.

Tournai, delights visitors with its fascinating architecture and rich cultural heritage.

The Belfry of Tournai, an impressive UNESCO World Heritage Site and oldest bell tower in Belgium, rises majestically above the city.

In the medieval town of Thuin in the heart of Hainaut, the Belfry, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and extraordinary hanging gardens await visitors.

The Plan incliné de Ronquières is a technical masterpiece that transports ships over a height difference of 68 metres.

Located in the north of Hainaut, the Parc naturel du Pays des Collines enchants visitors with its gently rolling hills and unspoilt nature.

The Parc Naturel des Plaines de l'Escaut covers a diverse landscape ranging from dense forests to open meadows.

The Parc Naturel des Hauts-Pays unfolds along the Belgian-French border on almost 16,000 hectares.

The Parc des canaux & châteaux invites visitors to discover the picturesque beauty of Belgium's waterways and historic castles, including Seneffe and Ecaussines.

The Parc d'Enghien is a historic castle park that impresses with its harmonious combination of nature and architecture.

The historic Canal du Centre with its hydraulic "ascenseurs" offers visitors a fascinating experience.

Pairi Daiza is an animal park in Belgium that delights visitors with its impressive variety of animal species and lovingly designed landscapes.