It’s all in one!
Pointing towards Belgium and forgetting Malmedy? The deal is at the great loss! This town in a deep wooded valley in the Ardennes has a story that begins with the foundation of an abbey in the 7th century.
It’s a haven for nature-lovers, walkers and outdoors types – along with that for our extravagant tourists there are Spa-Francorchamps, motor racing circuit is close at hand. But don’t be too hasty to leave this charming little city. Because here you can climb up to some of the highest points in Belgium! plan your next adventure today.
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Malmedy is a Walloon city and municipality of Belgium. It lies in the province of Liège. This amazing town is just 2 hours away from Antwerp and 1hour 40 mins from Brussels.
Address to reach the town :Place Albert Ier 19, 4960 Malmédy
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- CATHÉDRALE SAINT PIERRE
What an authentic cathedral! It is enough to observe it from the outside to realize it and that is what makes its charm, without forgetting the place on which it is. The dome is ornamented with bas-reliefs. Part of the furniture comes from the old church. Around the Malmedy Cathedral there are number of memorials in memory of the “Malmedy Blood Bath” and the many victims of World War II. The main square with lots of restaurants, bars and other refreshments.The cathedral is open to the public and when you enter, you are dazzled by the splendor of architecture and the bright white that dominates. You feel surprised when you see the exterior facade rather beige and old while inside. So, do not hesitate to enjoy this if you go to Malmedy!
- MALMEDY MASSACRE MEMORIAL
The Malmedy massacre memorial is a tribute to those who lost their lives in December 1944. Malmedy massacre was a war crime committed by members of Kampfgruppe Peipe. It is a very moving memorial on the outskirts of Malmedy at the crossroads. Memorial is very well kept, visiting Malmedy is unworthy without giving a tribute to the brave soldiers who laid their lives for their country, we will always remember the victims, commemorate and their sacrifice. It should also be noted that there is another memorial down the road in Wereth for another American unit that was massacres but was not reported as such possibly because it was an African-American unit. Remember them with honour.
In order to perpetuate the memory of the Battle of the Bulge, Baugnez 44 Historical Center was opened. It is highly recommended for the history buff and for people that want to learn about the Battle of the Bulge. The amount of historical objects is just amazing and you’ll spend at least half a day there just to watch every item. It extends over 1000 Square metres and two stories. It is loaded of german weapons and artifacts. Never leave the audio tour, it adds a lot of depth.Visitors are presented with a stunning sound and light show as well as a magnificent display. This is a non-political museum which shows both sides of the belligerent parties. The museum is a thoughtful put together private museum shining light on a dark part of human history.
Castle of Reinhardstein is an amazing combination of autumn, nature and history which makes it worth seeing. Reinhardstein Castle is a castle in Belgium, in the valley of the Warche, in the village of Ovifat near Robertville.The Castle was rebuild decades ago and is situated in a beautiful valley. If you’re interested to see a bit more of the castle. There are trails around the castle that will give you beautiful views during walks. There’s also a waterfall in the vicinity and there are lovely little bridges to cross little streams. If you are in good condition and feeling adventurous then you should definitely give a trial for crossing it. At the foot of the castle there’s a small bar/tavern that sells refreshments and the local beer.There’s a lovely campsite in a neighbouring village called Robertvile or maybe you’ll enjoy a long weekend in Malmedy. Either way, this is a really nice addition to a lovely trip to this region.
This place breath’s history, and you will be able to view a rich collection of historic artifacts.
The Hohes Venn Eifel nature park is dominated by dark blue lakes and rivers, bubbling streams and wide dams, as well as densely forested mountain ranges. It is one of the most breathtaking landscapes in Belgium, with a really specific ecosystem. You will be able to see specific birds, insects and carnivorous plants there. Here you find mushrooms in the woods, endless grassy fields in the fens, some neat points of interest to be found, a nice visitors centre.
In this natural area you can do plenty of different hikes. Most recommend point to start your hike is from “La baraque Michel”.
The trail is beautiful, from the more wooded parts at the beginning to the end destination of walking on a wooden path across a moor. Also, the highest point in all of Belgium! It’s always worth getting lost in its woods.
The most beautiful Circuit in the World: The Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps is a motor-racing circuit located in Stavelot, Belgium. Located within the Ardennes in a place surrounded by natural scenery, the circuit offers a nice experience, especially for F1 lovers. Quite a thrilling track to drive on. However, it’s a bit confusing to navigate around the parking area trying to figure out where you need to go. It’s a spacious track with enough lanes to overtake, and all varieties of turns; sharp, long, elevating, de-elevating, WOT turns. It’s an experience you won’t forget after driving on the track. There are many hiking paths through and outside the forest which helps you find the best viewing spot. An iconic track for anyone who is the slightest interested in motorcar sport is highly recommended.
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