Attractions around Sainte-Ode

The Mardasson monument has adorned the Mardasson hill in Bastogne since 1950. The five-pointed star is the symbol for the famous and lasting friendship between Belgians and Americans who won … read more

Bastogne-Sud station is a former Belgian railway station of Line 163, located in the territory of the municipality of Bastogne, in the province of Luxembourg in the Walloon region.
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Bastogne (in German: Bastnach; in Luxembourgish: Baaschtnech; in Dutch: Bastenaken) is a French-speaking city in Belgium and a district capital located in the Walloon Region and in the Belgian Ardennes … read more

Laval Castle (French: Château-ferme de Laval) is a château-ferme, or fortified farmhouse, in the hamlet of Laval in Tillet in the municipality of Sainte-Ode, province of Luxembourg, Wallonia, Belgium.
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This bridge, once called "the Roman bridge", dates from the 19th century. It has become the emblem of the municipality of Sainte-Ode after being painted many times by the painter Fernand Khnopff who was spending his holidays in Fosset.

From the viewing platform you have a great overview of the small biotope in front of it. The platform was created to allow the observation of forest animals.

The Bronze is an Ardennes river in Belgium, a tributary of the Ourthe and therefore part of the catchment area of the Meuse. It flows entirely in the province of … read more

The McAuliffe Monument in Bastogne was erected in memory of General McAuliffe. He started out as an American soldier but he soon rose to the rank of commander. The monument … read more

The Porte de Trèves is a fourteenth-century construction located in the city of Bastogne in the province of Luxembourg in the Belgian Ardennes.
It is classified on the list of … read more

The museum immerses you in the turbulent times of WWII and the Battle of the Ardennes through three unique visitor experiences:
Firstly, the actual museum itself with 3 fantastic movie … read more

Here you can cross the Ourthe Occidentale above a small weir using a footbridge.
This is the only possibility for a few kilometers!

The western Ourthe is, together with the eastern Ourthe, one of the two Belgian rivers that come together to form the Ourthe, the most abundant tributary of the Meuse.
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This monument, located right next to the Mardasson memorial, is dedicated to all the American soldiers whose units were surrounded in the "Perimeter of Bastogne" from December 21 to 26, … read more

The Monastery of Notre-Dame d'Hurtebise is a Benedictine convent founded in 1938. Groups and individuals can stay there for a few days, while participating in monastic life. Located on the … read more

Hollange was a commune in the Department of Forests under the French revolutionary regime. In 1823, Sainlez and Strainchamps were added to him. During the merger of the communes of … read more

In McAuliffe Square, the town's main square, you can see a bust of General McAuliffe, a Sherman tank, as well as the antepenultimate marker of the “Way to Freedom”.
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Saint-Hubert describes itself as the European capital of hunting and nature. No wonder, as it is surrounded by wide, deep forests. The town was named after St. Hubertus of Liège, … read more

Beautiful place between Martelange and Bastogne. Have a walk near the fish farms and taste the local delicacies in the nearby restaurant.

It is a jolie petite route indeed but the quality of the asphalt is not always great. It's more suited for a gentle cruise. If you want to race down to la Roche, better take a different route.

One of the most characteristic paysage of the Ardennes. Steep valley and a water stream passing across beautiful spots. Very cold air strams, get warm clothes.