The Giant’s Tomb
Description
Botassart, a village near Bouillon, is the scene of one of the loveliest, most majestic panoramas in the Ardennes. Here, the Semois makes the most of the relief, constantly winding back and forth. The loop it forms in Botassart is so tight that an island is born in the heart of this green ocean, creating the formidable tomb of a giant said to have been struck down here.
Technical Information
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Additional information
Did you know?
A ford enabled travellers, pedlars or soldiers of the time to cross the Semois and reach Bouillon. Opposite the mill stands the Hermit’s Rock (la Roche de l’Ermite). A hearth created in the rock provided shelter for a hermit-weaver in the late 17th century.
Practical informations
Toerist information desk of Section locale du RSI de Bouillon
rue de Châteaumont
site du point de vue - 6833 Botassart
+32 (0)61/46.00.76
sibotassart@gmail.com
Open every day in July and August from 10am to 6pm + during weekends, public holidays and school holidays in April, May, June and September from 10am to 6pm
