Could spend a day leisuring around the massive Namur-citadel. The place also offers a couple of attractions : visiting the Vauban fortifications and passageways, visiting the Guy Delforge perfume (factory-museum) or grabbing a Leffe on-top! More

The construction is massive and impressive -- and the view from this height -- both day and night -- is breathtaking. It's rare to see so much of Belgium from one spot! The personnel are friendly and accommodating -- a place we often brought visitors coming to see us in Belgium. Definitely worth a trip! More

Immense site with great views. Was there on a misty spring day out of season, so most things were closed and not many people around. They could do a better job with signage and historical explanations, but worth a wander around anyway. More

This place is big, and you get some great views of the city below. There are lots of tunnels and places to explore. Bring your walking shoes! I cannot comment on any of the restaurants or tours offered because I just spent a few hours wondering around the paths on my own. There are numerous places you can be completely... More

We decided to take a drive and tour the Citadel. There is a little train ride that tours around but we mistakenly got off the train after only 10 minutes thinking the tour was over. He was just turning around! We could not sit in the small cafe on site to wait it out, because every seat was taken with... More

First of all the setting was lovely and the views over the town and river well worth seeing. I can't comment on the guided tours as we chose to follow the paths ourselvesd and cerainly enjoyed the experience. Our problems began when we stopped for a meal at the Taverne Terra Nova, in the area where the bus stops and... More

Citadel Namur stands on a towering promontory at the confluence of two rivers the Meuse and Sambre. There is a carpark at the top ampitheatre but it is better to park half way down at the information centre. The citadel offers many vantage points for great views of the city of Namur and the rivers. There are five walking tracks... More

My husband, son, grandsons (aged 3 1/2 and 6 ) and I travelled from Maastricht, Netherlands to Namur, Belgium for a day trip. I had checked the official web-site for The Citadel and found that a castle was listed on the grounds, along with other very interesting structures. I liked the depth of the history of the town and The... More

It is also a very pleasant walk from the centre of town, with lots of paths leading up to it — and right at the top, if you have family, there is the most excellent pleasure park, with cafes and lots of attracttions, especially for under-10s. More