This beautiful church overlooking the village of Tourinnes-la-Grosse is part of Walloon Brabant’s Roman heritage. Its large tower, still unfinished in the 13th century, was also used for sanctuary in the Middle Ages and the village’s name, Tourinnes-la-Grosse, derives from this.

In a quiet village, this well-equipped furnished unit, which has been painstakingly renovated in 2015, is located in the annex to a house. It has two bedrooms, a large lounge, an open-plan fitted kitchen, private parking and modern multimedia comfort. It has direct access out to the garden and the terrace. It is the ideal spot for business travellers and people looking to enjoy a quiet rural location (invoicing possible).

An original aperitif bar in the center of Mélin!

An organic, artisanal and sourdough bakery in Beauvechain with cooking on stone over a wood fire.The breads must be ordered in advance via the Paintintin website.

A point of sale of fresh and local products.

A revisited traditional cuisine and a quality wine list.

Construction work on this farmhouse-castle began shortly after 1690 following a fire due to French troops ravaging our villages with a scorched earth policy.Its main characteristic is its square tower on three levels made from brick and white stone which gives it its name.

The Frankish etymology of the name of Wahenges - among the people of Waha - is testament to a very ancient human settlement.A tenant farm is mentioned on the estate of Averbode Abbey as far back as 1149.The current enclosed square farmhouse with its dovecote porch, main building made from Gobertange stone,sheepfold, stables, bakehouses and huge barn with three naves and eight bays was built starting in 1718.The farmhouse, which is one of the most beautiful examples of rural architecture in Brabant, is listed as exceptional real estate of Wallonia.

A small campsite on a human scale, right in the heart of Walloon Brabant, a thousand miles away from the clichés traditionally associated with camping. Recommended for nature lovers or anyone looking for peace and quiet, the campsite invites you to get back to the essential basics. It is also possible to hire 4 caravans for an unusual experience!

In the countryside between Meerdael Forest and the nature reserves, enjoy a pleasant stopover in a former café for pigeon keepers.“Au pigeon voyageur" has 2 comfortable rooms and can sleep up to 4 people.There are also many walks you can take in the surrounding area!

This modern house in Grez-Doiceau, in the peaceful Brabant countryside, offers quality services combining charm and comfort.

Come for a wander around the pretty village of . and stroll its little streets as you admire its remarkable buildings.Don’t forget to visit the Tourist Office to learn more about the surrounding area.

Le Relais Saint Martin is a tavern that welcomes walkers and groups stopping off for a picnic. It has over 70 Belgian beers on offer including the Saint-Martin blond and amber beers with 8.5% ABV.Small dishes can also be served (croque-monsieurs, etc.).Group bookings can also be taken outside of opening hours.It is possible to rent different rooms of the tavern for private events.

Easily one of the region’s most charming settings. The old Gobertange (a local hamlet) stones play a big part in this. The green surroundings, the open fire and large bay windows do the rest.Olivier Wilbers makes use of his own vegetable garden which provides his team day to day with seasonal produce to delight diners.