Bouge

Citadel of Namur

Historic2.4 km

fortress in Namur, Belgium

St Aubin's Cathedral

Worship2.6 km

cathedral in Namur, Belgium

Belfry of Namur

Landmark2.1 km

medieval tower and UNESCO World Heritage Site in Namur, Belgium

Michel Soulier Stadium

Culture727 m

stadium located in Belgium

Saint Lupus Church

Worship2.4 km

church in Namur, Belgium

Q2094007

Landmark1.3 km

hôtel de Groesbeeck - de Croix

Museum2.5 km

museum in Namur, Belgium

Church of our Lady of Harscamp

Worship1.9 km

church in Namur, Belgium

Tour Marie Spilar

Historic2.0 km

Musée Archéologique de Namur

Museum2.1 km

Musée provincial des Arts anciens

Museum2.2 km

museum in Namur, Belgium

musée provincial Félicien Rops

Museum2.4 km

museum in Namur

Pré de chez vous

Restaurant★ Michelin€€€1.4 km

Julien Malaisse pays frequent visits to the best Walloon producers, whose first-class ingredients he has been championing for eons. Meat from Sébastien Van Lommel and veg from market gardener, Régis, unveil all their nuances in the chef’s unorthodox cuisine. Malaisse takes the time to lovingly craft powerful sauces, lends a hand in the dining room and has a knack for concocting a wide range of varied yet coherent flavours by way of inventive side dishes. His apparently laid-back style demonstrates a weakness for floral notes and an ability to capture an ingredient’s vibrant essence. A few exam

L'Espièglerie

RestaurantBib Gourmand€€1.8 km

Since 1988, gourmets have been making a beeline for this romantic hideaway, whose old vaults and bare brick walls lend it masses of cachet and bags of elegance. Choose from the daily special or the menu to sample rich authentic food that has earned this eatery its fine reputation. How about a creative spin on a maki with gambas and smoked eel or cod in lemon breadcrumbs jazzed up with seaweed flavoured cabbage stock? The chef knows how to grab our attention and pamper our taste buds. Gloriously sensibly priced and a splendid selection of beers and Bordeaux wines.

Attablez-vous

Restaurant★ Michelin€€€4.1 km

Take a seat, as the restaurant’s name orders, and admire the ornamental tree that jazzes up the elegantly stylish contemporary interior, also home to an authentic cheese cave where all sorts of delicacies ripen slowly. Now let’s add attentive service and tips from the knowledgeable sommelier, who gets a kick out of suggesting unusual wines, and the scene is set. Chef Charles-Edouard Jeandrain mixes playful ideas with timeless classical flavours, conjuring up a fascinating repertory that demonstrates his respect for the ingredient and his quest for varied textures. He may prepare paella-style r

Comptoir de l'Eau Vive

RestaurantBib Gourmand€€3.4 km

This trendy, buzzy bolthole is the epitome of a Bib Gourmand. Whether you go for one of the classics on the à la carte menu (like meatballs in tomato sauce or rib of beef with fries) or for the more modern set menu (with a dish like yellowtail flanked by red beetroot, goat’s cheese, mustard ice cream and a mustard and walnut dressing), everything tastes of something here. The wine list and the sommelier’s insights are greatly appreciated, as is the possibility of purchasing cheese and wine, amongst others, from the shop. One final word of advice: take a seat at the counter if you can - you’re

Brasserie du Quai

Restaurant€€1.2 km

The Meuse River is the star of this contemporary establishment, as the splendid view reveals. Take a seat on the terrace or near the floor-to-ceiling windows and treat yourself to traditional brasserie fare crafted by a veteran team. We suggest crunchy shrimp fritters to start, followed by a textbook perfect vol-au-vent, unless you wouldn’t prefer a piece of white cod in a whipped mousseline sauce? Next are the desserts which are equally classical and decadent. The extensive à la carte bill of fare of the Brasserie du Quai is nothing short of irresistible!

Michel

RestaurantBib Gourmand€€3.8 km

Time seems to have stopped at Michel’s from the warm classy interior to the traditional, no-frills food that hits the spot every time thanks to recipes that star local produce. One of the house signatures is duck foie gras, prepared in a terrine with Maitrank (a local beverage) and served with home-made brioche bread and marinated veggies for a welcome fresh note. The chef also has a penchant for lobster, to which he has devoted an entire menu. A friendly, festive vibe and the guarantee of generous helpings of good food.

Le Roi de Trèfle

Restaurant€€€2.3 km

On the banks of the Meuse, Brigitte Dekoninck and Patrick Kleeblatt welcome diners to their characterful abode, which sports a lounge vibe oozing in charm. The veteran chef is a champion of classical fare and is all for allowing the diner to choose their own main ingredient and side dishes. His craftsmanship is showcased in melt-in-the-mouth foie gras or in the subtle vin jaune sauce that flanks crunchy sweetbread and cèpe mushrooms. Lovers of nostalgic nosh will fall in love with this King of Clubs.

Partage

Restaurant€€2.3 km

Charles Jeandrain of the starred establishment, Attablez-vous, has opened this buzzy eatery in Namur’s pedestrian centre. Diners can choose between a bargain-priced lunch menu, an enticing set menu and a few suggestions, all of which are in line with Jeandrain’s focus on authentic, unfussy flavours. Examples include a tartare of raw shrimp with finely diced celeriac and apple, a sweet curry emulsion and a crunchy salad, followed by a textbook perfect vol-au-vent. Just the ticket to share a meal with friends and family in Namur.