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Its built heritage can be seen along winding streets in a unique natural environment.

The walk will take you through the open countryside.
At the crossroads of four roads, don’t miss the graceful Notre-Dame du Bon Secours chapel and its panorama.
You then head up to Bonneville and its castle before returning to Thon-Samson.

Beautiful paths through the fields offer views of the church tower and the traditional houses of the village.

Tourist sites

  • Castle-farm and St Rem’s Church
  • Remarkable trees: Large-leaf lime tree and Sycamore maple
  • Panorama: Notre-Dame du Bon Secours chapel and remarkable tree (small-leaf lime tree)
  • Ponds of Bonneville and Joskinhaie (off the route 500m)
  • Bonneville old town centre: castle, Dhuy farm and Saint-Firmin Romanesque church Monuments and listed site
  • Pelé Tienne wood
  • Samson Valley: “Natura 2000” site of great biological interest
  • Remarkable tree: horse chestnut tree

Practical information

Ce circuit vous est proposé en partenariat avec l’Office du Tourisme de la Ville d’Andenne.

Office du tourisme d’Andenne
Promenade des Ours, 37 Bâtiment « Le Phare » 5300 Andenne
+32(0)85/84 96 40
Site web

Download GPX file See the GPX map of the walk See the PDF of the walk

Covers the regions: 

 Condroz
The villages:  Thon-Samson
The inspirations:  Heritage treasures Natural landscapes and panoramas In family
Number
of kilometres:  8 km

Some photos of Grande randonnée Thon-Samson

  • THON-SAMSON point de vue PI 8 YOSHIMURA (27)
  • THON-SAMSON chateau ferme C PBVW
  • THON-porche-Ducroze A
  • DS03093
  • THON-SAMSON Village YOSHIMURA (5)

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The association Les Plus Beaux Villages de Wallonie (The Most Beautiful Villages of Wallonia) oversees a network of 31 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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