Découvrir Plombières

Welcome to Plombières

Plombières, located in the province of Liège in Wallonia, is a border town bordered by the Netherlands and Germany, offering a green and hilly natural setting.

Plombières boasts a rich and varied heritage. The Plombières mining site, classified as a nature reserve, bears witness to the region's industrial history and shelters a unique flora in Europe, notably the calamine pansy. The octagonal Romanesque-Byzantine style church is another remarkable building, prized for its elegant architecture and luminous stained glass windows.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find many opportunities in Plombières: around thirty marked walks cross the six villages of the commune, offering varied landscapes between countryside and built heritage in stone and half-timbering. The Three Borders Point, where Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany meet, is also a notable tourist attraction, with its panoramic tower and recreational facilities. For a gourmet break, the restaurant "Le Temps des Cerises" in Hombourg offers traditional cuisine showcasing local produce. "La Fermette" in Gemmenich also provides a friendly dining experience in a rustic setting.

Plombières is an ideal destination for travellers seeking heritage, nature and gastronomy, offering an authentic experience in the heart of the Three Borders region.