Une jeune femme tout sourire avec un parapluieGet rid of the old clichés! Museums are not dusty places with old knick-knacks.
On the themes of gluttony, writing, life in the past, archaeology, discovering insects… or set out to conquer castles or dungeons, as you can see, there are so many and more activities to do in Terres-de-Meuse.
Get in touch with the region’s cultural centers, it’s not uncommon to be able to find places at the last minute.
Un garçon et une fille qui font des recherche dans le cadre d'un escape game
Une personne lisant un parchemin lors de l'escape game de Moha
Salle de l'Escape game de Moha
Une dame assise sur une chaise et qui lit un livre accompagné d'une lampe à huileWe’re not telling you to leave the Terres-de-Meuse, surely not, there’s nowhere better to go anyway! 😉
Here, we invite you to escape from an “escape game”.
For those unfamiliar with the concept, an “escape game” is a game to be played with family or friends. Usually in teams of 2 to 6 players, you’re locked in a themed room and have one hour to get out.
A good story, puzzles and the feeling, on leaving, of having made your brains think, that’s what the “escape games” in Omal, Moha or Hannut offer you.
And why not take the plunge altogether?
There are several swimming pools in Terres-de-Meuse. Huy, Wanze, Saint-Georges-sur-Meuse, Waremme, Ocquier… enough to take the plunge!
Did you know that, with Plopsaqua, Hannut is home to Wallonia’s largest aquatic complex?
Are you ready for a day filled with water fun, slides and unforgettable adventures?
Une mère et sa fille dans un toboggan à Plopsaqua
Une famille dans l'eau à Plopsaqua
Une famille sous une cascade à la piscine Plopsaqua
Une jeune femme qui rigole et mange du popcorn au cinéma
Une jeune fille avec un pull bleu qui prend du popcornGreat classic for a rainy day, the cinema is often the number one fallback option!
For lovers of the 7th art, we’re lucky to have 2 small cinemas with great charm, Imagix in Huy or Les Variétés in Waremme, the last single-screen neighborhood cinema in the region.
Then slip into a darkened room and let yourself be carried away by the latest films on the bill.
In February, there’s even a cinema bourse in Waremme for the most fervent among you.
If the weather turns nasty for several days, keeping the kids busy and letting off steam will quickly become salutary.
Modules with sliding surfaces, ball pools, tunnels, slides, trampolines, mazes, obstacles… in short, plenty to climb, jump, crawl, let off steam and above all have fun! Take advantage of the facilities at Terres-de-Meuse’s indoor leisure centers:
– Ninjapark in Waremme
– Forêt de Popy in Amay
– L’atelier or Clip’n Climb in Braives
Popy Aventure, in the commune of Amay also offers other recreational activities such as Laser Game and black light Mini-golf.
Bowling, whether in Hannut, Waremme or Huy, is a great alternative form of entertainment that’s also adaptable for children.
Un garçon avec un fusil laser s'amuse à Popy Aventures
Un garçon sur un parcours d'escalade s'élance vers un prochain obstacle
Un groupe de jeune enfant jouant à la Forêt de Popy
Un groupe d'amis au restaurantIs it raining? Never mind, it’s the perfect time to push open the doors of restaurants or taverns and take the time to discover the fine flavors of our terroir.
Three Michelin-starred restaurants, four terroir bistros and a multitude of other places to eat a fine dish and enjoy the diversity offered in our beautiful region.
Come on, cheers!
The bad weather is the perfect excuse to take some time for yourself. Recharge your batteries on this rainy day at wellness du Naxhelet in Wanze.
You can also take the opportunity to have a massage at an institute such as Escale Bien-Être in Verlaine or Posément Couleurs in Faimes.
Are we not well here?
Une jolie dame reçoit des soins de vissage
Salle wellness avec des produits de soins et des essuis
Une dame se faisant masser le dos
Un couple qui fait du shopping à Huy
Mannequins avec des costumes pour hommes
Une jolie dame souriante avec des sacs de shoppingFor sure, to lift your spirits shopping is good therapy when it’s raining.
You may need to buy an umbrella, or perhaps a new pair of pretty shoes, the shopping possibilities are very real in Terres-de-Meuse.
Small boutiques or big names, the towns of Hannut, Amay, Waremme, Huy or the shopping centers of Saint-Georges – Verlaine will meet your expectations.
Bateau Val Mosan
Bateau Val Mosan vue du dessus
Bateau le Val Mosan sur la MeuseIs it raining? But we’re not going to let it get us down.
Mini-cruises, gourmet cruises, fireworks cruises or even cultural cruises, there’s something for everyone with the boat le Val Mosan (May to September).
Who knows, you may, just maybe, get a Noah’s Ark feeling.
And why not simply dare to go for a walk in the rain?
It has its charm and then rain doesn’t only have bad sides.
You’ll have fewer people on the paths, new scents will appear thanks to it, you might see a rainbow, and that’s really cool.
Did you know that rain is charged with negative ions that help renew the air, help reduce asthma or chronic fatigue?
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Fleur de safran sous la pluie
