Stay in Chevetogne: Activities and accommodations to discover

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Relax in a family-run estate surrounded by greenery
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Welcome to Chevetogne

Chevetogne is located in the province of Namur, in Wallonia, in the heart of the rolling, green landscapes of the Belgian Ardennes. This area offers a privileged natural setting, ideal for outdoor activities and family getaways.

The heritage of Chevetogne is marked by the Abbey of Chevetogne, a Benedictine monastery founded in 1925. This unique place, dedicated to the unity of Christians, houses two churches, one of the Latin rite and the other of the Byzantine rite, illustrating the ecumenical vocation of the monastic community.

The Chevetogne Provincial Estate is the region's main attraction, particularly popular with families. This vast 550-hectare park offers activities for everyone: themed playgrounds for children, walks through diverse gardens, picnic areas, miniature trains for exploring the estate, as well as outdoor sports and recreational activities. Families can also enjoy the numerous ponds for relaxation or visit the on-site museums.

Chevetogne is a must-see destination for families looking for a getaway that combines leisure and nature. With its child-friendly facilities, soothing landscapes, and cultural heritage, this place is perfect for a day trip or a longer family stay in the heart of the Belgian Ardennes.

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Photos of the Chevetogne region

Vintage Ciney advertising signs on a stone wall, local urban heritage.
Rapeseed fields and rural landscape of the Famenne seen from the Forzée tower.
Sign and entrance of the Chevetogne domain surrounded by trees and green hedges.
Tower of Saint Nicholas’ Church and the central square of Ciney on a sunny day.
Vintage Ciney advertising signs on a stone wall, local urban heritage.
Rapeseed fields and rural landscape of the Famenne seen from the Forzée tower.
Sign and entrance of the Chevetogne domain surrounded by trees and green hedges.
Blue sign indicating Rochefort mounted on an old brick wall.
Panoramic view of Havrenne village surrounded by meadows and forests in spring.

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