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Between its large farms with a history-filled past and its traditional habitat mixing limestone and bricks, Ragnies will definitely seduce you!

Continue your walk in the Hennuyer countryside.

At the top of an incline, the silhouette of the imposing Château du Fosteau can be seen, with long views that disappear into the landscape.

Tourist sites

  • Romanesque church of Saint-Martin: remarkable tree (lime tree with large leaves)
  • Landscape interest area: Cour farm (Biercée Distillery) and its surroundings
  • Château Semal park: remarkable trees including Ginkgo biloba
  • Ferme du chêne: medieval-inspired plant garden
  • Bois des Agaises: site of great biological interest “Natura 2000
  • Park and Château du Fosteau: listed monument and site
  • Panorama: landscape of the Hennuyer Limestone Plateau
  • Vallon de la Biesmelle (off the itinerary at 1km): site of Great Biological Interest “Natura 2000

Practical information

Ce circuit vous est proposé en partenariat avec l’Office du Tourisme de Thuin.

Office du tourisme de Thuin
Place Albert 1er, 2
6530 Thuin
+32(0)71/59 54 54
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Download GPX file See the PDF of the walk

Covers the regions: 

 Hennuyer silty plateau
The villages:  Ragnies
The inspirations:  Heritage treasures Gastronomy and local produce
Number
of kilometres:  9,5 km

Some photos of Grande randonnée Ragnies

  • 01 PL LIM HEN Ragnies - série printemps - sans signature
  • Ragnies - série neige - sans signature-2
  • Ragnies - série neige - sans signature-1
  • Ragnies_Village_Mark_Rossignol (1)
  • PI_6_Yoshimura (2)
  • Ragnies_Village_Yoshimura (2)

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The association Les Plus Beaux Villages de Wallonie (The Most Beautiful Villages of Wallonia) oversees a network of 32 villages, bearers of a strong territorial identity and reflecting traditional architecture. It is committed to promoting the rural, cultural and natural heritage of Wallonia and is a part of the development of local and responsible tourism.

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