A smorgasbord of flavors come from this lofty land in the hilly southeast of Belgium: game, wild boar, venison, smoked ham, the region's famous paté and world-renowned Trappist beers. Primarily located in Belgium, the Ardennes mountains also nudge into France and Luxembourg. Dense forests flank the steep hillsides, and market towns and villages perch on river banks. Spring and summer show this lush area at its best, but cross country skiing opportunities make a good case for winter visits.
Restaurants in The Ardennes
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The whole race weekend is great. Well policed by Security and the Police. Food and drink for the ordinary public is Basic but very nice "if a little expensive". Toilet facilities are basic as well but clean and maintained to a high standard. The F1 concession stands are a well stocked with quality product and friendly staff. It can be a bit of a trek to get to different parts of the track, so get there early.
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With 150 concerts taking place in its castles, abbeys and cathedrals across the summer, the Festival of Wallonia showcases the spectacular architectural heritage of the region as well as its cultural importance. Centred on the southern Belgian Walloon cities of Liège, Charleroi and Namur. In a season inspired by Oriental influences on western culture, the music of Iranian percussionist Keyvan Chemirani features alongside more traditional Walloon dancing displays and stilts-walking competitions.
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