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EASTERN WALLONIA 229TIPS FOR DRIVERSStarting point: Jambon de la
Semois on the N935 is accessed
from the A4-E411 Namur–Arlon
motorway: from Exit 23 take the
N835, then the N952.
Length: About 80 km (50 miles).
Duration of drive: Allow at
least a whole day; better to break
the journey into two days.
Driving conditions: Roads are
small and winding, but wide
enough for comfortable driving.
Where to stay and eat: There
are restaurants, cafés and
accommodation in villages and
towns all along the way. Bouillon
is the main centre. Many of the
viewpoints have picnic tables.
Visitors’ Information: Vresse-
sur-Semois: Rue Albert Raty 83,
(061) 292827; Bouillon: Quai des
Saulx 12 and at the château-fort,
(061) 466257, http://www.bouillon-
initiative.be; Florenville: Place
Albert 1er, (061) 311229,
http://www.semois-tourisme.be0 km0 miles33Dohan (^9)
The road crosses the
river at Dohan, then
provides a series of nota-
ble viewpoints. The
first of these is near the
riverside rocks of the
Rocher de Dampiry.
Beyond it, the next
point lies where the
river performs a series
of hairpin bends.
Herbeumont 0
A 13th-century castle here commanded a vital
strategic position, with extensive views along the
river, until it was wrecked by the French in 1657.
The castle is under restoration.
Florenville w
A down-to-earth market town, Florenville
offers good views of the river from beside
the church and, in July and August, from the
belvedere at the top of the church tower.
Chassepierre q
At the eastern end of the tour,
the landscape levels out, but
the river still meanders.
Chassepierre, with its ruined
mill and 1702 church, has
unusually pictur-
esque charm.
KEY
Tour route
Other Road
International boundary
Information centre
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