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The road from Bruges to Luxembourg is a journey through time. Historic cities on canals, cobblestone streets with belfries, over there 47 bells are chiming, over here someone is reciting a lovely medieval poem. Between the romanticism of Bruges and the charm of Luxembourg’s old medieval city, this is the place where modern Europe meets the allure of the Middle Ages.
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Hotel and restaurant in town. Only 50 metres from the Place du Marché, this fine 19th century building is the ideal starting point to explore on foot, by carriage or boat the historic, mythical and romantic town of Bruges, its museums and boutique. On returning to the Heritage, relax in one of the guest rooms with their unique, sophisticated décor or in the comfortable lounge bar, Le Magnum. To savour local cuisine, head for Le Mystique restaurant, with its charm that has remained intact since 1869, where you will be privy to the delights of a 14th century wine cellar. The vaulted fitness room has also been wonderfully preserved and dates from the 12th century. ... Learn moreless
In the shadow of Bruges and forgotten in tourist brochures, Oostkerke is nevertheless one of the most beautiful villages in West Flanders. The great Jacques Brel spent holidays here.
The ‘slow life’ beckons you in Gand’s Patershol area, the old textile district dotted with perfectly preserved red-brick homes built in the Middle Ages and cobblestone lanes. The unhurried lifestyle here is infectious, a casual spirit moving to the pace of the neighborhood’s famed organic eateries, trendy...
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Hotel and restaurant in town. Just like the city of Antwerp, Hotel Franq combines the historical charm of a neoclassical building with the most advanced contemporary design. The cathedral, a miracle of scale and lightness that houses two paintings by Rubens, is just a stone’s throw away, as are the original concept stores that emerged in the city and set the trend. Franq is the ideal pied-à-terre to discover the city for a weekend. In addition to its upscale rooms and excellent service, the hotel is a welcoming and lively place to stay. Enjoy a cocktail at the bar or on the intimate terrace before savouring a gourmet dinner at the elegant restaurant. ... Learn moreless
In the town of Reet, a few kilometres south of Anvers, you’ll find the bastion of Belgian gastronomy: Pastorale and chef Bart de Pooter with 2 Michelin stars since 2006. Here, the chef creates very personal, avant-garde, extremely skilful and imaginative cuisine that borrows as much from traditional...
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Restaurant in the woods. On the edge of the beautiful Sonian forest, renowned Chef Pascal Devalkeneer achieves the perfect balance between traditional and avant-garde concepts. This talented chef’s cuisine is well-thought out and beautifully executed. Delectable Per Se caviar and broccoli flowers, Parmentier style, enhance the special Gillardeau oyster tartar. Savour his creative dishes in a contemporary and warm setting or on the terrace, with its fragrance of aromatic herbs, a heavenly environment for your ‘al fresco’ dinner. The knowledgeable sommelier presents wine from both French vineyards and further afield that is in harmony with the gourmet offerings. ... Learn moreless
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Hotel and restaurant in a park. A few kilometres from the city of Maastricht, you will find this charming Hostellerie in an exceptional wooded setting, on the doorstep of Hoge Kempen National Park. This beautiful estate with its idyllic patios, lakes and exclusive garden suite, creates the perfect decor to relax in an elegant and contemporary setting. The hotel is decorated in the highly valued ‘Flamant’ – style. Restaurant La Source, with its secluded terraces, offers exquisite cuisine. Bistro Gourmand Het Binnenhof offers regional dishes, to enjoy around the cosy fireplace. The in-house Shiseido Spa “Aquamarijn” was voted the best in Belgium. ... Learn moreless
One of the nicest Sunday markets in Belgium. There was a grain market here as early as the 17th century. Today, people come to buy artisanal cheeses (taste the Herve), free-range eggs, local charcuterie and sirop de Liège, made from pears, apples and dates (our own sort of Proust’s madeleine).
Property reopened on 22/06/2020 (dd/mm/yy)
Hotel and restaurant in a village. Château de Vignée, on the banks of the Lesse, is the bucolic setting chosen by Kwinten Boelen to share his vision of the Ardennes over the seasons. While the pretty manor house and its 18th-century farmhouse were undergoing a facelift, the young chef took the time to cultivate his vegetable garden and forge links with local hunters. Game, vegetables, and so on. It is not exoticism he seeks, but the most natural way to make each ingredient shine. This sense of purity and simplicity is also evident in the discreet yet cosy atmosphere of the dining room as well as in the deep tones that colour the spacious rooms — contemporary echoes to the surrounding nature. ... Learn moreless
This majestic fortress was built by the Dutch on the top of a rocky promontory at the beginning of the 19th century upon the ruins of a medieval stronghold. Witness to heavy fighting during World War I, the citadel currently houses a Weapons Museum retracing centuries of history. Whether you choose to...
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At the heart of the Belgian Ardennes, the Lesse river left its bed over 500,000 years ago to plunge through a limestone hill, thus hollowing out a spectacular network of subterranean galleries and caves. To admire this natural phenomenon of uncommon beauty, take the 100-year-old tram or, for the more...
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Over twenty years ago, an old surgeon purchased this beautiful mill that has been in operation and producing stone-oven bread for almost six centuries. The mill still grinds its own flour, producing tasty results. They also provide us with all of our Belgian bread.
Enjoy lunch in a coach reminiscent of the Orient-Express. Léopold Bertholet’s family has been providing this pleasant stationary voyage since 1946 when they purchased a tram wagon. Our family often comes here for a simple bouillabaisse or the excellent eels.
River and forest; magnificent platforms offering exceptional views. We’re surrounded by oak and beech in the ancient Duchy of Bouillon. Follow the road and wind up to discover the Belvédère, the Giant’s Tomb or the panorama from Rochehaut. From Bouillon the road keeps on going until Luxembourg.
Property reopened on 29/05/2020 (dd/mm/yy)
Hotel and restaurant in town. Le Place d’Armes is a charming hotel on the place d’Armes, the historic heart of Luxembourg, a meeting place in summer and winter, close to the “Cercle Cité”, the business and pedestrian shopping district. Past and present are perfectly balanced in the 18th century building, which skillfully blends Art nouveau, a revisited Baroque and contemporary styles. Each of the guest rooms and suites is decorated in a delicate colour palette and has its own style and charm. The gourmet restaurant La Cristallerie focuses on exceptional products and the Plëss has the charming atmosphere of a chic brasserie, whilst the renowned Café de Paris is marked by a bistro atmosphere. ... Learn moreless
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** Offer cannot be combined, valid for an itinerary in at least 2 different Relais & Châteaux establishments before December 31, 2020, reserved with Relais & Châteaux concierges from June 25, 2020, discount applicable on certain rates and certain establishments. List available from our concierges.
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