Hotels in Namur Province, Belgium
Namur Province in southern Belgium has a temperate climate with mild summers around 68°F (20°C) and cool winters averaging 36°F (2°C), famous for its rugged Ardennes forests and the Meuse River carved valleys. In summer, you can kayak on the Lesse River through limestone cliffs near Dinant, or hike the Citadel of Namur's ramparts with views over the confluence of the Sambre and Meuse. Come winter, explore the Han-sur-Lesse caves with their vast chambers and stalactites, then warm up with a local Chimay beer at a brewery in the region's southern strip, where Trappist monks have brewed since 1862.