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Embark on a poetic and botanical ride along the Route de la Rose in the Loire Valley. From chateaux to gardens, the queen of flowers is the star of the show.
Dédiée aux jardiniers en herbe, aux férus de botanique, aux amateurs d’escapades nature, aux curieux d’histoire, la Route de la Rose dans le Loiret est un circuit orienté autour de 20 jardins et producteurs pour découvrir la rose sous toutes ses facettes !
- 8, rue d'Escures, Orléans, 45000, Loiret
- 02 38 78 04 04
La Route. Qu’est-ce que la Route de la Rose ? Quand venir ? Tourisme; En famille; En groupe; Galerie Photos; Visites. Les sites d’excellence; Les sites à ne pas manquer; À découvrir aussi; Itinérance. Les circuits à vélo; Le sentier de la Rose; Agenda. Animations autour de la rose; Le concours international de roses d’Orléans; Blog ...
Les meilleures activités à La Louviere, Hainaut Province : découvrez 6.657 avis de voyageurs et photos de 45 choses à faire à La Louviere, sur Tripadvisor.
- Hydraulic Boat Lifts
- Strépy-Thieu Boatlift
- Canal Du Centre
- Keramis-Centre de La Ceramique
- Mining Site Bois-du-Luc
- Musée Royal de Mariemont
- Mill
- Centre de La Gravure et de L’Image imprimée
- La Louve
- Domaine de La Louve
Bestriding the Canal du Centre close to La Louvière are four century-old technological marvels that look like they might have been dreamed up by H.G. Wells. These are hydraulic boat lifts, erected between 1888 and 1917 and designed to compensate for an elevation difference of more than 66 metres along just seven kilometres of the canal. In east- to...
As we’ll see, the Canal du Centre was widened in a long-term modern project, completed in 2002. This bypassed the old boatlifts, putting all their work on the shoulders of one record-breaking megastructure. Completed in 2002 after 20 years of construction, the Strépy-Thieu Boatlift was the tallest in the world at the time, at 102 metres and serving...
More on the actual waterway, which is just over 20 kilometres and links the Meuse with the Scheldt. This piece of infrastructure had been centuries in the pipeline as a means of transporting coal, but the almost 100-metre difference in elevation between the two rivers was prohibitive until human technology could catch up at the turn of the 20th cen...
The old, listed Boch earthenware manufactory on the edge of the city centre now holds this first-rate museum dedicated to ceramics. The Boch Collection is an extraordinary assemblage of 19th and 20th-century earthenware produced by this manufactory, with pieces by master craftsmen and feted industrial designers like Charles Catteau (1880-1966) who ...
Contributing to the Major Mining Sites of Wallonia UNESCO World Heritage Site is this coalmine just outside La Louvière that shut down in the 70s. Bois-du-Luc has a history going back 1685 but it’s the activity during the 19th century and the mine’s role during the Industrial Revolution that garners so much interest. What’s really compelling is the...
The industrialist and philanthropist Raoul Warocqué (1870-1917) bequeathed his sizeable and very eclectic collection of art and antiquities to the Belgian state when he passed away during the First World War. This initially came inside Warocqué’s lavish Neoclassical mansion, which burnt down in 1960, although its contents were saved. The current bu...
La Louvière’s Neoclassical former courthouse (1900) is the repository for the city’s art collection. MiLL opened here in 1987 and was given a renovation in the 2000s, with cartoon characters helping youngsters navigate the exhibits. The museum holds the largest number of works by Romanian-born 20th-century sculptor Idel Ianchelevici (1909-1994) of ...
This museum is devoted to engraving and contemporary printed art and has put together a hefty collection spanning the second half of the 20th century to the present. There are 10,000 individual prints, some 2,000 posters and 1,000 books and portfolios by 1,640 contemporary artists from Belgium and abroad. A whole spectrum of media is represented, f...
The name La Louvière derives from the Old French word Menaulu (meigne au leu), meaning “Wolf’s Lair”, and might have something to do with the high number of wolves living in what was then forest in Medieval times. Still, a name like La Louvière fires the imagination and at some point led to a Rome-like legend of a wolf nursing a human child. So gre...
For fresh air and greenery you need only travel a couple of kilometres south-west to this well-looked after public park. A large swathe of Domaine de la Louve has been allowed to grow out, and these flowery meadows are a haven for butterflies in the summer. There are more than 80 species of trees and shrubs in the park, and if you keep your eyes pe...
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Capitale de la Région du Centre, La Louvière a été désignée « Destination Européenne d’Excellence pour le Tourisme Culturel ». Cette cinquième ville de Wallonie, surnommée Cité des Loups, abrite de quoi plaire aux passionnés d'histoire, de culture et de folklore.
