Aywaille ((wa)Aiwêye) | |
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Harzé castle | |
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Regions | province of Liège Ourthe-Vesdre-Amblève |
Watercourse | Ambleve, Ninglinspo |
Area | 79,97 km² |
Population | 12 382 hab. () |
Density | 154,83 inhab./km² |
Nice | Aqualien |
Postal code | 4920 |
Telephone prefix | 32 4 |
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Official site | |
Aywaille is a municipality of Belgium located in Wallonia in the province of Liège and which is part of the tourist region "Ourthe-Vesdre-Amblève ". It brings together the villages of Aywaille, Sougné-Remouchamps, Harzé, Ernonheid and Deigné.
Understand
Tourist town, you can go hiking or cycling. Its main attractions are the Remouchamps caves with the longest navigable underground route in the world, an animal park (the Wild World) and several castles, including that of Harze. Straddling the Condroz, the Calestienne and theArdennes, Aywaille is located about twenty kilometers south of Cork, fifteen west of Spa and sixty north of Bastogne.
Several slopes well known to cyclists are located on the territory of the municipality and are extracted from the valley of the Amblève. We can cite the famous La Redoute coast but also the Côte de Chambralles, the Côte des Crétalles or the Côte de Niaster from the valley of the Fond de Harzé stream.
Located in the middle of the Chantoirs valley, the village of Deigné tends to retain its rural character and its houses mostly dating from the XVIIIe century.
Tourist information
In addition to its membership in the Ourthe-Vesdre-Amblève Tourist Office, whose main office is in Remouchamps, Aywaille has two tourist offices:
- 1 Royal Syndicat d'Initiative d'Aywaille place Joseph Thiry 9a, Aywaille,
32 489 564121 –
- 2 Royal Tourist office of Sougné-Remouchamps, Nonceveux, Harzé, Quarreux rue du Broux 18, Sougné-Remouchamps,
32 4 3845247, 32 4 3845242
call for an appointment. –
(3 steps at the entrance).
Weather
Toponymies
- Aywaille: it is the name in Walloon which gives the explanation, Aiwêye who comes from to waye meaning "(to ford)".
- Dieupart: comes from Latin Dei Pars which means "the part of God".
- Remouchamps: in Walloon R'moutchamp which could mean "place where the cattle are withdrawn" (rimoutt “Withdrawal action”).
Bibliography
- P. Aimont, Aqualia: history of the seigneury of Aywaille and the Dieupart Basilica (history), Bomal, Éditions Petitpas, , 310 p.(OCLC3413300)
- Edmond Rahir, The Ninglinspo, or the Vallon des Chaudières: sites and curiosities (tourist guide), Brussels, Les Amis de l'Amblève, coll. "In the land of Amblève", , 31 p.(OCLC65655466)
- Ernest van den Broeck, Edouard Alfred Martel and Edmond Rahir, Caves and underground rivers of Belgium (geology), Brussels, Berqueman, , "The cave of Remouchamps and the valley of Chantoirs", p. 468-592(OCLC902025012)
To go
By train
The town is crossed by line 42 (Liège-Guillemins ↔ Rivage station ↔ Gouvy station) and has a station in its territory. In 2020, a single adult journey from Liège is 5,5 €. The price of a “Local Multi” ticket for ten trips departing from Liège is 27 € ; you must use a trip to the Poulseur station and a second trip to Aywaille station (total price of one way = 5,4 €). The journey time is 30 min
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By coach and public transport
No international passenger transport company has a stopping point in the municipality.
Several lines of the pass through the municipality and, in particular,:
- line no 64 (Liège terminal "Opera" ↔ Aywaille station), with stops at Deigné, Remouchamps and Aywaille;
- line no 65 (Liège terminal "Opera" ↔ Aywaille station), with stops at Remouchamps and Aywaille;
- line no 142 (Esneux station ↔ Gouvy station), with stops at Martinrive, Raborive, Aywaille, Remouchamps, Nonceveux, Sedoz and Quarreux
- line no 1011 ((Liège terminal "Opera" ↔ Athus Station) with a stop at “Avenue Libert”.
By car
Aywaille is crossed by the highway A26E25 (split by the national road NOT30) :
- exit 46
Remouchamps and the east of the town, Aywaille and the north of the town,
- exit 47
Harzé and the south of the town.
Distances, times and routes
(center to center)
Destination | Distance | Time | ||
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by the road | great circle | by car (about) | by train | |
Brussels | E40E25NOT633123 km | 102,4 km | 1 h 20 min | 1 h 23 min* |
Bastogne | E25NOT63362,8 km | 52,7 km | 40 min | — |
Cork | E25NOT63326,9 km | 19,0 km | 25 min | 30 min |
Marche-en-Famenne | NOT86NOT3040,3 km | 36,0 km | 40 min | 42 min** |
Spa | NOT62NOT697NOT63316,8 km | 13,5 km | 20 min | — |
Verviers | E42NOT657NOT62NOT678NOT3023,9 km | 18,8 km | 30 min | 50 min* |
* To increase the waiting time for the connection at the train station Liège-Guillemins ** To increase the waiting time for the connection at the train station Shore |
Routes via Aywaille |
![]() | NOT ![]() | → Bastogne → Palermo![]() |
Cork ← Sprimont ← | NOT ![]() | → Ferrières → Bastogne |
Comblain-au-Pont ← | O ![]() | → Three-Bridges |
Cork ← Shore ← | ' ![]() | → Three-Bridges → Gouvy |
Comblain-au-Pont (RAVeL Ourthe) ← | O ![]() | → Stoumont → Waimes (Vennbahn) |
Ciney ← Pont-de-Sçay ← | O ![]() | → Gouvy → Ciney |
Arlon ← Manhay ← | S ![]() | → Spa → Montjoie![]() |
Circulate
To see
- 1 Remouchamps caves rue de Louveigné,
32 4 3609070
open all year except the 1D fortnight of December Mon.- Sun. : 10 h - 17 h 30.
(2015) adult: 16 €, senior (60 years old): 14 €, child (3 to 11 years old): 11 €. –
(2013) Magnificent limestone caves that were formed over a million years ago thanks to the action of an underground river, the Rubicon. Long 1,500 meters, the circuit of the visit which lasts approximately 1 h 30 starts, on foot, over a distance of 800 meters dotted with no less than 400 steps and allows you to admire, among other things, the hall of ruins and its suspended block of around forty tons, the large drapery 7 meters high and formed by rainwater transforming into crystalline deposits, the room of the virgin and its stalagmite evoking the Virgin Mary carrying the infant Jesus, the large gallery and its calcite dams and finally the cathedral, 40 meters high and 100 meters deep. The route continues with a long underground navigation 700 meters during which you may be able to spot blind niphargus shrimp (Niphargus fontanus) and whose main attraction is the palm, a column formed by the junction of a stalactite and a stalagmite and whose curious position, in the middle of the Rubicon, is a unique phenomenon. The visit ends optionally with a small museum, the entrance to which is included in the price of the ticket, dedicated to the caves and the Vallon des chantoirs. Please note that animals are not allowed in the caves.
- 2 Wild World Mire of Deigné,
32 4 3609070
from mid-March to mid-October Mon.- Sun. : 10 h - 18 h (later during school holidays).
(2016) adult: 19 €, senior (60 years old): 17 €, child (3 to 11 years old): 15 €, supplement for a visit with the little train: 3 €, car park : 4 €. –
Animal park presenting fauna from all over the world in a natural setting. Part of the park can be traveled by car (neither by motorbike nor by bicycle) or with the small road train and part by foot. Shows of sea lions, parrots and birds of prey (included in the price of the entrance ticket). Self-service restaurant with African and brasserie cuisine, bar with terrace, playground.
- 3 Ninglinspo Valley (Chaudières valley) (Tag
(GR 15) or
(AY 21)) –
Valley of the Ninglinspo stream, a tributary of the Amblève, classified as an exceptional real estate heritage of the Wallonia. With a drop of 250 meters and an average slope of 7.5%, it is one of the fastest rivers in Belgium. It is also characterized by the presence of ten natural vats formed by the continuous action of torrential waters from the heights on the soft rocks and bearing the evocative names of “bath” or “broth”. In some of these tanks, the water is deep enough to be able to swim and the rock of the waterfall forming the tank is smooth enough to be able to slide through the water without hurting yourself. There are two trails to follow the stream; the first
follows it as closely as possible and is not recommended when accompanied by young children, the second
follows it at a greater distance but is much easier to cover. Along this second path, we can also see a 4 pedunculate oak (Quercus robur) whose dimensions in October 2013 were 3,75 m circumference at 1,50 m soil and 26,80 m from above.
![In Sedoz](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f6/Ninglinspo_-_arrivée_du_cours_d'eau_à_Sedoz.jpg/187px-Ninglinspo_-_arrivée_du_cours_d'eau_à_Sedoz.jpg)
![Hermes bath](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c5/Ninglinspo,_Nonceveux,_ruisseau_de_Belgique,_cascade,_vallée_Amblève.jpg/105px-Ninglinspo,_Nonceveux,_ruisseau_de_Belgique,_cascade,_vallée_Amblève.jpg)
- The main tanks are, in the order of appearance along the upstream route,:
- 5 Boiler broth
- 6 Bath of the naiads
- 7 Hermes bath
- 8 Otter bath
- 9 Deer bath
- 10 Diane's bath
- 11 Venus bath
- Point of view :
- 12 Drouet point of view –
- 12 Drouet point of view –
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- 13 Quarreux Fund (Tag
(GR 575-576) or
(AY 18b)) –
A tumultuous part of the Amblève strewn with enormous quartzite blocks. The resistance of this type of rock explains that at the place of the Fonds de Quarreux the valley is deeply steeped. The erosion of the slopes during the Quaternary era caused landslides towards the bed of the river, causing boulders of all sizes. These materials were washed away by successive floods except, precisely, the blocks of quartzite because of their large size. Located in the municipalities of Stoumont and D'Aywaille, the most spectacular part is on the latter. Like all somewhat mysterious places, the place has its legend: in exchange for its soul, Hubert Chefneux, miller from the Fond de Quarreux, obtained from the devil the beautiful windmill he dreamed of. But, anxious to save this soul, the miller's wife was on the watch. She hid in the mill, clutching a medal of Our Lady of Dieupart in her hands and prayed all night. At sunrise, the wheels of the mill refused to turn and, mad with anger, Satan brought down the mill, the colossal blocks of which tumbled down the slope to the bed of the Amblève. Please note that, although it is not forbidden to soak your feet in water, bathing, in the proper sense, is prohibited there because of the possible dangers.
- 14 Heid des Gattes nature reserve –
Nature reserve with unique flora. Covering an area of 54 ha, it is crossed by the path GR 575-576.
- 15 Elven Brewery Raborive 2 (left after the railway bridge),
32 4 2630717
sea.- sat. : 10 h - 16 h 30.
10 € (tasting visit) (duration: approximately 1 h. –
The visit includes a detailed explanation of the stages of the manufacturing process of their beers as well as a tasting of a selection of their products.
- 16 Tartines de Chambralles Hamlet of Chambralles (2 possibility to park your car)
accessible at all times.
free. –
Listed as part of the real estate heritage of Wallonia since 1976, the site with an area of 5.48 hectares consists of an old sandstone quarry exploited between the XIXe century and the end of the XXe century. There are about fifteen vertical sandstone bands that can reach more than 25 meters tall and nicknamed "toast". There are also many old fossils from 300 million years as well as viviparous lizards (Zootoca vivipara), wall lizards (Podarcis muralis) and grass snakes (Natrix natrix).
- 17 Cross of Septroux (Cwimont hill) –
This tall wooden cross was placed on top of the hill on by workers of the Seraing Electricity Company and Extensions. On winter evenings, it is lit and visible for miles around.
- 18 40-45 Memories Museum rue des Ardennes 54,
32 478 725942, e-mail : [email protected]
call for an appointment.
free. –
Memories of civilian and military life in the region during World War II. Organization of exchange exchanges.
- 19 Animal cemetery rue des Trixhes,
32 476 339419
sea., sat. and Sun. : 9 h - 16 h 30.
free. –
Inaugurated in 1984, it is the first of five of its kind in Belgium (one in the Flemish Region and four in the Walloon Region). The land of about 5 000 m2 is a landscaped park with lots of trees, breathing calm and serenity. Unlike the animal cemetery of Cork which also accepts horses, here only pets are buried (dogs, cats, birds, rabbits).
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- 20 Harzé Castle rue de Bastogne 1
open all year.
access to the lower courtyard and the upper courtyard are free, access to the castle is, in principle, reserved for clients and seminarians. – Erected from a fortified house dating from IXe Where Xe century (the right part on two levels), the castle and its outbuildings, as they stand today, were built in several phases between 1632 and 1753. It is a magnificent example of style. Renaissance mosane in ruled blue stone rubble. Starting from the lower courtyard (the front courtyard), the passage between the old fortified house and the museum gives access to the upper courtyard with a view of the old castle cemetery. The premises are currently owned by the province of Liège and serve as a setting for seminars as well as a restaurant with Liège and international cuisine and a hotel with 24 rooms, The p'tite Auberge
(8 steps to access the terrace). For the record, the castle was requisitioned by the American army during the Second World War to install the headquarters of the 18th Airborne Corps and saw pass, on December 24, 1944, the Field MarshallBernard Montgomery and, on December 28, 1944, General Dwight Eisenhower.
- 21 Museum of flour milling and bakery (in the outbuildings of the castle),
32 86 212033
from 1er May to October 31: Sun. and public holiday 14 h - 18 h, from 1er July to August 31: sat.- Sun. : 13 h - 18 h (also public holiday).
(2020) adult: 4,5 €, under 14 years old 3,5 €, 1er Sunday of the month: free for all. –
(1 step at the entrance and no elevator for the first floor). This museum tells the story of bread and its journey from grain to bread. The route begins with the reconstruction of an authentic water mill. Hundreds of rare and unusual objects, an old workshop, kneaders and beaters that turn before your eyes, evoke the hard work of bakers. They reveal their little secrets to you and let you taste their production.
- 21 Museum of flour milling and bakery (in the outbuildings of the castle),
- 22 Sainte-Anne des Pouhons Chapel – Built in 1524 in a place where many furnaces and forges were active in this region rich in iron, it is dedicated to Sainte-Anne and Saint-Remacle. It is the only vestige of the seigneury of Pouhons. The chapel, of which the nave is a single nave, is rectangular in shape with gables at an acute angle, built in sandstone rubble and covered, like the walls of the steeple, with Lienne slates. Next to the chapel, a relaxation area including a barbecue allows you to picnic in peace. Every Sunday closest to November 11, a blessing of horses, teams and dogs takes place under the music of horn sounders.
Do
Walks
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- 1 Côte de la Redoute – It is used every year during the oldest cycle races on the “Liège-Bastogne-Liège” roads and, on occasion, during the “Tour de France”. From a distance of 1,650 meters and a slope of 162 meters away, its average slope is 9.7% with a maximum of 20% The route is underlined in Royal blue on the map.
- 2 Coast of Chambralles – It is sometimes used during the oldest cycle races on the “Liège-Bastogne-Liège” roads. Long 1,550 meters and a slope of 147 meters away, its average slope is 9.5% with a maximum of 20% The route is underlined in Brown on the map.
- RAVeL 8b (Way of the Alders) (tag
) –
Cycle-pedestrian route that connects the RAVeL W7 to Comblain-au-Pont to the Vennbahn To Waimes. On the territory of Aywaille, it follows the Amblève valley.
- GR 15 (From Belgian Lorraine to the Eiffel) (tag
) – Walking route of 229,2 km who links Arlon To Montjoie. In Aywaille, it goes from Bosson mill to the Voie de la Porallée.
- GR 575-576 (Through the Condroz) (tag
) – Pedestrian loop of 293 km from Ciney. To Aywaille she goes from Piromboeuf To Rouge-Thier.
- Geocaching
accessible at all times.
free. – At , there are 1,415 caches (from micro to large) on the territory of Aywaille.
- 3 The Parada Pouhon 22b,
32 478 085865, e-mail : [email protected]
Mon. and sea. : 9 h - 18 h 30, Game. : 9 h - 13 h, Fri.- sat. : 9 h - 19 h.
35 € for 2 h horse rental included, supplement for guide: 30 € for 2 h. – Horse rides.
Playgrounds and sports
- 4 Aywaille area rue de la Heid
permanently open.
free. –
Separate play areas for 2 to 5 years old, 4 to 10 years old and over 10 years old. Fitness area. Beach volleyball and beach football area. Area streetball. Pétanque area with 4 courts.
- 5 Remouchamps area park street
permanently open.
free. –
Playground for 2 to 6 year olds
- 6 Mountain bikes Alder lane
permanently open.
free. –
BMX area and trial area.
Tennis
- 7 RTC Aywaille rue de la Heid 50,
32 4 3844266, 32 497 334717, e-mail : [email protected]
Mon.- Tue. : 16 h - 23 h, sea. : 13 h - 0 h, Game.- Fri. : 16 h - 0 h, sat. : 9 h - 17 h, Sun. : 10 h - 19 h.
non member: 12 € the time outdoors and 16 € time indoors lighting included. –
5 outdoor courts and 3 lighted indoor courts, all in crushed brick. Club house with terrace and catering. Free parking.
Water related activities
- 8 Communal swimming pool rue de la Heid,
32 4 3845234
Mon.- sat..
from 3 years : 3,5 €, under 3 years old: free. – Swimming pool 25 meters with covered paddling pool slide. Wearing a hat is compulsory. Sauna (nudist or non-nudist sessions). Cafeteria. Ample free parking.
Except in places marked with a “Swimming prohibited” sign (for example: in Quarreux Fund), this is authorized in the Amblève between and the but at your own risk as no area is supervised.
The Amblève is classified as a navigable or floatable watercourse from the old bridge of Remouchamps to its mouth in the Ourthe. It means that :
- the use of a kayak, a fishing boat, an inflatable raft boat (all non-motorized) as well as snorkeling or scuba diving (group of maximum 20 people) is authorized there any the year except temporary prohibition (in the event of prolonged drought for example) announced by the regional authorities. Note that Aywaille does not have any boat rental companies,
- the only obligation to fish is the purchase of a Walloon Region fishing license obtainable only online. To know the fishing periods and which fish to catch, please refer to the section "Peach »Of the article dedicated to Wallonia.
Upstream from the old Remouchamps bridge to the Roanne-Coo railway bridge as well as over the last 5 kilometers of the Lienne, an additional fishing authorization is required. This is issued by the company "Pêcheurs Réunis de Sougnée - Remouchamps - Nonceveux". This permit can be obtained at the Ourthe-Vesdre-Amblève tourist office in Remouchamps.
- Fishermen Gathered in Sougnée - Remouchamps - Nonceveux ,
32 496 384345
adult daily permit: 12,5 €.
Aywaille has a private fishing pond but no fishing tackle store, the closest is The landing net in Esneux.
- 9 Rouge Thier fishery Red Thier 8,
32 468 427334
Fri.- sea. : 8 h - 18 h. –
Cafeteria, children's playground, free parking.
Events
- Liège-Bastogne-Liège
the last Sun. April.
free. –
The “Dean” of classic road cycling races and one of the five “Monuments” of cycling. One of the high points of the race is in the town with the rise of the Redoubt coast.
- 10 Full moon market rue Hongrée and rue Saint-Pierre
every full moon night between July and October: 16 h - 21 h. –
Local food, crafts and local trade.
- Flea market Raborive 2 (inside the Elvish brewery)
1erSun. September: 10 h - 18 h.
entrance : 4 €. –
About fifty exhibitors offer vintage objects, ceramics, glass objects, industrial design, creations by upcycling.
To buy
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- Elven beers
to count 12 € 6 bottles of 33 cL. – They can be obtained either directly at the store of the brewery, either in certain convenience stores, or in certain chain stores of the mass distribution such as Delhaize Where crossroads.
- Elven Amber : compromise between a lager and a dark beer, it is unfiltered and its alcohol content is 7%
- Elven Triple Brown : refermented and unfiltered, it produces 8%
- Elvish IPA : blond beer with high fermentation pulling 6%, IPA means India Pale Ale
- White Elven : brewing with 30% wheat explains its cloudy appearance, it produces 5.5%
- Elvish Triple Blonde : brewed with 3 types of hops, it yields 8%
- Heeren : type beer pils pulling 4.8%
Eat
- 1 Beef Head Deigned 25,
32 4 2636898, e-mail : [email protected] –
in the Michelin guide 2020. Specialty of wood-fired grills. Terrace.
- The little inn rue de Bastogne 1 (in the Harzé castle),
32 4 2466353, e-mail : [email protected]
sea.- Sun. : 12 h - 14 h and18 h - 21 h.
main course: between 17 € and 28 €. –
Brasserie cuisine. Terrace overlooking the park. Free parking.
Food
For travelers who like or need to prepare their meals, the easiest way is to stock up either on the weekly market or in one of the convenience stores concentrated around the city. 2 Joseph Thiry Square , or in one of the chain stores of the mass distribution present in the commercial area 3 Dieupart-Porallée .
- 4 Weekly market Marcellis square
sat. : 8 h - 13 h. –
Have a drink / Go out
- 1 Alatag Place de Renoufosse 8,
32 483 499119, e-mail : [email protected]
list of prices. – Laser game, bubble soccer, arrow combat, prison break, escape game, geocaching, paintball. For children, learn to live like Robinson Crusoe, donkey ride and birthday organization.
- 2 Aywaille moto club avenue Louis Libert,
32 478 359319
Fri. : 19 h 30 - 0 h. – To have a drink or chat with bikers.
- 3 L'Estaminet Raborive 2,
32 4 2630717
Game. : 16 h - 23 h, Fri.- sat. : 12 h - 23 h, Sun. : 12 h - 22 h. –
Tavern of the Elvish brewery. Large terrace. Snacks.
Events
- 4 Feast of St. Anthony rue de l'Ecole (in the village of Nonceveux),
32 4 3847782
Sun. closest to . – Over three centuries old, this tradition begins in 10 h 30 at the Sainte-Thérèse church at the foot of the statue of Saint Antoine with a mass in Walloon, followed by the blessing of pebbles then a tasting of peket during which the packs of four pebbles came at the cost of 6 €. Finally, at 13 h, tasting of a Liège hotpot, sold at the price of 13 €, accompanied by a musical atmosphere.
Housing
Area for motorhomes
- 1 Fair Play area rue de la Heid (address the communal swimming pool)),
32 4 3845234, e-mail : [email protected]
open all year round (facilities inaccessible from to ).
8 € for 24 h (including access to drinking water and connection to sewers), 2 € for 2 h electricity - tokens at the communal swimming pool during its opening hours). –
8 sites for motorhomes. Playground, pétanque grounds, picnic tables. Next to the communal swimming pool and its cafeteria.
Campsites
- 2 Dieupart castle route de Dieupart 37,
32 4 2631238, e-mail : [email protected]
from 1er March to November 15 and during the Christmas holidays. –
120 sites with power supply. On the banks of the Amblève. Accepted animals. Cafeteria, Grocers, playground. 7 luxury apartments in the castle.
- 3 Olympia Campsite Trois-Ponts street 40,
32 4 2397090, e-mail : [email protected]
per night: from 18,75 € for 1 person at 41,75 € for 6 people (ecotax and tourist tax included), electricity: 4,5 €. –
free. (in the cafeteria and on its terrace). On the banks of the Amblève. Free hot showers. Cafeteria with catering, playground, pétanque grounds, washing machines (5 €) and tumble dryers (5 €). Mountain bike rental: 15 € half day (deposit of 30 €, bike : 2 € per hour. Rental of chalets.
- 4 Eden campsite rue de Trois-Ponts 92,
32 4 3840055, e-mail : [email protected] –
105 sites with power outlet (including 4 for motorhomes). On the banks of the Amblève. Animals accepted, free showers, caravan rental. Cafeteria.
- 5 Camping Plein Soleil rue du Fond 12/14,
32 4 3845720 –
On the banks of the Amblève.
Hotels
- Harzé Castle rue de Bastogne 1,
32 4 2466363, e-mail : [email protected] room available from 15 h, to be released before 10 h 30.
double room: from 83 € breakfast included. –
free. 22 double, triple or quadruple rooms. Bar and restaurant (The little inn). Terrace and wooded park. Free and secure parking. Domestic animals accepted.
- 6 Royal Hotel Bonhomme rue de la Reffe 26,
32 4 3844006, e-mail : [email protected] room available from 15 h, to be released before 12 h.
Between 65 € and 135 € breakfast included. –
(5 steps at the entrance).
free. Double or triple rooms. Restaurant
in the Michelin guide 2020 (menus between 30 € and 50 €). Free parking in front of the hotel. Pets accepted.
- 7 Villa of Roses avenue de la Liberation 4,
32 4 3844236, e-mail : [email protected]
Between 60 € and 90 €. –
free. 7 double bedrooms. Restaurant with trout specialties (menu between 10 € and 36 € and menu at 37 €). Terrace.
- 8 R Hotel Experience square Philippe Gilbert 01,
32 4 2475555, e-mail : [email protected] room available from 15 h, to be released before 11 h.
double room: from 147 € breakfast included. –
free. Double rooms and en suite. Bar and restaurant. Indoor swimming pool and fitness room. Free private parking. Pets not accepted.
Guest rooms and gîtes
- 9 Au Chat Moineau rue Lombry 52,
32 496 277533 –
Apartment for maximum 4 people. Sauna with infrared lamps. Terrace and flower garden.
- 10 The Fushias Red-Thier 3/1,
32 476 797168, e-mail : [email protected]
Between 135 € and 400 € depending on season and duration. –
free. House for maximum 3 people 1 baby. Small pets accepted. Terrace and garden. Secure private parking.
- 11 The blue Hour Play 7,
32 474 891724, e-mail : [email protected] room available from 16 h, to be released before .
Between 166 € and 429 € depending on season and duration (weekend, week). –
free. Gîte in a farm dating from 1739. Maximum 4 people 1 baby. Terrace, large shaded garden with barbecue. Private and secure parking.
- 12 The Moulin de Martinrive Castle Street 7,
32 2 3706110, e-mail : [email protected]
Between 730 € and 1 675 € depending on season and duration. –
For a maximum of 14 people 1 baby in an old mill-farm, the oldest parts of which date from the XVe century. Maximum 1 pet accepted. Games room with kicker and cork billiards. Large terrace with barbecue and wooded park of 5,000 m2. Private parking for a maximum of 8 cars.
- 13 Ninglinspo gîte Sedoz 17,
32 4 3845886
Between 540 € and 815 € depending on season and duration. –
House with 7 bedrooms for maximum 15 people 2 babies. Sauna, games room with kicker. Terrace with barbecue, wooded garden. Private parking, garage for bicycles and motorcycles.
- 14 Nirvana Pavillonchamps 5,
32 493 485482, e-mail : [email protected]
Between 350 € and 600 € depending on season and duration. –
House for 2 people. Indoor swimming pool heated to 27 ° C., massage chair, traditional Finnish sauna, jacuzzi.
Communicate
- 3 Post Office (bpost) Libert Avenue 11
Mon.- Fri. : 9 h 30 - 12 h 30 and13 h 30 - 17 h (until 18 h the Tue. and the Game.), sat. : 9 h 30 - 13 h. –
withdrawal (distributor outside).
All postal products and services, banking products.
- 4 Post point (Roka bookstore) rue du Chalet 21,
32 4 3613761
Mon.- sat. : 7 h - 18 h 30. –
(1 small step at the entrance). Sale of stamps, sending and receiving of packages.
With regard to telephony, internet and Wireless, The entire municipality is covered by the 3G network allowing mobile telephony exchanges via your operator or via its home operator in Belgium (roaming). The 4G network allowing paid digital data exchanges via the Wi-Fi network is not accessible in Nonveveux and in the eastern part as regards the operator. Based but good for Proximus and for Orange. When the interior of a building is accessible to the wireless network, it is often indicated by the logo of the Wi-Fi Alliance, possibly accompanied by a mention indicating that access to the terminal is free.
- BIPT (Belgian Institute for Postal Services and Telecommunications) , fax : vs – Mobile network coverage map.
Manage the day-to-day
Intelligence services
To find the contact details of a person, professional, company or administration in Aywaille, please refer to the "Intelligence services »Of the article on Belgium.
Administration
- 5 Municipal administration rue de la Heid 8,
32 4 3844017, e-mail : [email protected] –
Banks
Location of ATMs. For their operation, refer to the section "Cash dispensers »Of the article on Belgium.
- 6 Belfius place Joseph Thiry 47 –
Indoor terminals, also for credit cards.
- 7 BNP Paris place Joseph Thiry 9 –
free. (bnppf_Free_WIFI). Indoor terminals with voice guidance, also for credit cards.
- 8 Agricultural credit avenue de la Porallée 55 –
Indoor terminal, also for credit cards.
- 9 ING place Joseph Thiry 43 –
(1 small step at the entrance). Indoor terminals, also for credit cards.
Health
The nearest emergency department is at Sart-Tilman to Liège University Hospital (by bus : 64 or 64 and correspondence with 28 at the stop "Beaufays Route de Tilff" - final stop "CHU", by car: take the motorway A26E25 at Remouchamps then the exit 46 "Tilff" and follow the signs
C.H.U.). However, the municipality has a polyclinic and a medical center:
- 10 Aywaille Polyclinic University Hospital rue de Septroux 3,
32 4 2425200
Mon.- Fri. : 8 h 30 - 18 h. –
- 11 CHC Medical Home Marcellis Square 8,
32 4 3845338
Mon.- Fri. : 8 h 30 - 17 h. –
- 12 General medicine guard house Playe 50 (in the fire station),
32 4 2288400
Mon.- Fri. : 21 h - 8 h, sat.- Sun. : 9 h - 12 h and15 h - 18 h. –
Always call before going there. 24/7 on-call service to send a general practitioner home. Works for the communes of Aywaille and Sprimont
- Pharmacies
- Pharmacies on duty (Pharmacy.be) ,
32 903 99000
shot of a call:1,5 € the minute. – Addresses of on-call pharmacies in Aywaille and the immediate surroundings.
- 13 Dental clinic avenue François Cornesse 82,
32 4 3802400
Mon.- Fri. : 8 h - 18 h, sat. : 8 h - 13 h. –
(2 steps at the entrance).
- 14 Optician Bonnesire place Joseph Thiry 38,
32 4 3844103
Mon.- sat. : 9 h - 18 h 30. –
- 15 Optician Laurent place Joseph Thiry 14,
32 4 3844286
Mon.- Fri. : 9 h - 19 h, sat. : 9 h - 18 h. –
(2 steps at the entrance).
- 16 Veterinary practice rue de Spa, 47,
32 4 3848345
without an appointment : Mon.- Fri. : 16 h - 18 h 30. –
Cults
It is only possible to follow Catholic worship or Protestant worship in Aywaille. You have to go for the Orthodox or Islamic worship in Verviers, for Judaic worship at the synagogue of Liège and for the Hindu worship at mandir from Durbuy.
Catholic
- 17 St. Peter's Church Saint-Pierre street
Mon.- Sun. : 9 h - 18 h ; cult: Mon.- sat. : 9 h, Sun. : 11 h. –
Protestant
- 18 Martin Luther King Center avenue de la Porallée 40 (in the chapel of the Don Bosco Institute),
32 4 3843333
Sun. : 10 h 30. –
Security
- 19 Police station (SECOVA Police) ,
32 4 3642300
Mon.- Sun. : 8 h - 12 h and13 h - 17 h. –
(3 steps at the entrance).
Around
- 1 Cork (north-northwest) –
Capital of the eponymous province and, although more than a thousand years old, still overflowing with activity and tourist center of certain interest which deserves more than a simple visit.
- 2 Banneux (north-northeast) – Place of Marian pilgrimage with a so-called miraculous water source and hospice for sick pilgrims on the site of the apparition of the Virgin in 1933. Every August 15, it is also a pilgrimage for all the gypsies.
- 3 Theux (to North-east) –
The castle of Franchimont, the fort of Tancrémont, the arbor of Haut-Marais, the Roman bridge of Polleur, Forestia.
- 4 Spa (to the East) – Ville d'eau par excellence et célèbre pour ses sources ferrugineuses.
- 5 Cascade de Coo (At the South-East) – Haute de 15 mètres, c'est la plus haute cascade de Belgique. À son pied, s'étend le parc d'attraction de Plopsa Coo.
- 6 Durbuy (at the South West) – Considérée comme la plus petite ville du monde, elle a gardé son caractère du XVIIIe siècle, parc des topiaires.
- 7 Wéris –
Un des most beautiful villages in Wallonia, champ de mégalithes.
- 7 Wéris –
- 8 Grotte de l'Abîme (West) – Pour les sportifs, pas moins de 600 marches au menu.