[2025 Dinant Attraction] Travel Guide for Dinant Citadel (Updated Jul)

#familytrips2024 #vianasjourney Located at the top of the hill above Gothic Collegiate Church of Our Lady, you can imagine how high the stairs that you have to climb up. The stairs area are small for both people going up and down at the same time. But considering that it was a fortress before, I can understand the reason of such a small pathway. There’s a cable car to access the top but it’s slow and small in size, the capacity can only take small amount of visitors in one trip, so the que is pretty long from going up and coming down. The place that you are allowed to visit up there is not a lot, so I hope you don’t expect much. Cafe and playground available, same for souvenirs shop as well. WC are available for 50cents, so bring your change. If you are lazy to climb or ride the cable car, you should look up how to reach the citadel by cars to the top as I saw plenty of cars parked next to the citadel.

Dinant is a charming city by the river Meuse in Wallonia, Belgium. This town is pretty picturesque and just a short journey from Brussels, the capital. Dinant is most famous for being the birthplace of Adolphe Sax, who invented the saxophone. Apart from that, this city has a pretty interesting history. It has often been exposed to battles and war due to its strategic location along the river Meuse. If you’d like to learn more about the history of the city, then you cannot miss the Citadelle de Dinant. This fortress stands high on the Dinant Rock. It was built in 1815, but the place where it can be found has been fortified since 1051. Also, remember to visit Church of Our Lady (Collégiale Notre Dame). This 13th-century cathedral is one of Belgium’s most famous landmarks. #belgium #dinant #dinanttravel #belgiumtravel #citadellededinant #collégialenotredame

Dinant is a city and municipality of Wallonia located in the province of Namur, Belgium. This city on the Meuse River is in an incredibly picturesque spot, squeezed between the water and the high valley walls. To the east is an insurmountable wall of limestone that has long made Dinant an attractive place for armies to gain a foothold on the Meuse. That cliff is still topped by a citadel, above the distinctive 16th-centuy onion dome of the Collegiate Church. A charming town with beautiful scenery and a nice place to stay for at least a night to relax and enjoy the views. #dinant #dinanttravel #belgiumroadtrip #belgium #belgiumroadtrip

This post takes you to the south of Belgium. There is a small town called Dinant (pronounced "Dinong"). The saxophone is the symbol of the town. The most memorable image for visitors is the colorful houses along the river with a large rock fortress as the backdrop. This is the origin of the town's slogan: Sax and the Citadel. The churches here are beautiful. The atmosphere in the town is very romantic. On the bridge, there are statues of saxophones lined up, which is the identity of this town. It is a beautiful and peaceful town. The view of the magnificent fortress taken on the bridge has many angles for taking pictures. #TravelEurope

Dinant, Belgium is a city located in the south of Belgium and is a place full of charm and history. The city has many ancient buildings and beautiful attractions, attracting many tourists to explore. Dinant, Belgium is world-renowned for its rich cultural heritage and delicious cuisine. In Dinant, Belgium, you can visit many historic buildings such as the Citadel of Dinant and the Church of St. Paul. In addition, there are many museums and galleries that allow you to gain a deeper understanding of the city's culture and history. In addition to its cultural heritage, Dinant, Belgium is also famous for its cuisine. You can savor local delicacies such as Belgian chocolate, beer, and dishes to satisfy your taste buds. Overall, Dinant, Belgium is a city worth visiting where you can experience rich culture and cuisine. Whether you want to explore historic buildings or enjoy delicious food, this place can satisfy your every need. #trip #BelgiumTravel #Dinant #relax

Dinant is enriched by the agricultural opportunities offered by the fertile land on the plateau that overlooks it. Within the city, the production of brassware is a traditional craft that benefits from the presence of a wide and, at this point, easily navigable river that facilitates the delivery of raw materials and the distribution of the finished product to the artisans’ workshops. Another traditional source of wealth is the limestone cliffs that overlook the city, which support a high-end quarrying industry, producing black marble and bluestone, and distribution also benefits from the proximity of a relatively wide and deep river.

Dinant is a small town on the banks of the Meuse River and is situated in a valley. It is famous for its beautiful nature and its distinctive old town on the river, which is 90 km from Belgium and 20 km from France. This village is the home of Adolphe Sax, the creator of the saxophone, so there are saxophones all over the town. It is a small town with a very nice atmosphere.

1. Address - dinant bridge Highlights - cable car, world war museum Rating - 4.5/5 2. Address - Namur Highlights - Rating - 3/5 #dinant #namur

Mushroom Jun's European Travel Belgium, Dinant City Dinan City in the Alpine Region of southern Belgium, Citadelle Castle is built on a hill, located on a cliff up to 100 meters, overlooking The Meuse River passes through the town. Overlooking the town, we met the owner of the castle, Baron Marc de Villenfagne. This may be one of my contacts with the European nobility. The first feeling is: The baron is very kind and has a long leg. The Baron led us to visit his castle, such as the fully automatic cable car built by his father, which is rare in all of Belgium; the armory, underground bunkers and cannons inside the castle; Dinan Cathedral below. Because Citadelle Castle is very famous, it was requested by the government to open to the public. As the owner of the castle, the baron also has a responsibility to introduce the history of Dinant to the delegations of various countries. For the nobility, the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility. Privately asked the baron a question, "Where do you go if you bring friends to play Dinant?" The baron recommended a Chateau de Veves, which is full of memories of his childhood. Drive to the sunset and the fallen leaves, the castle seems to be coated with a golden light. It opens every weekend from March to November and opens every day from July 15th to August 31st. If you arrive in Dinant, remember to check it out.