HANGING GARDENS

The Thuin poet Mathieu Anciaux, writing under the pseudonym "Jean de la Biemelle", has left a vivid account of the past splendours of the hanging gardens of Thuin: cascading down the slopes, the terraced gardens set out their abundant plants, fruits and flowers between the river and the sky. This was a marvel in the days when the fortunate owners grew vines here and other necessities of life. Restored at present, they offer visitors an unrestricted view. Nice walk enlivened by 11 explanatory signs.

Location: the southern slope of the valley. Departure: uptown Thuin
Open: the hanging gardens: accessible throughout the year for individuals and groups - free walk along 11 explanatory panels on the history of Thuin and the Hanging Gardens.
Accessible for individuals (view from the alleys).
Access: car: N559, or N59 approaching from Beaumont - Train: Thuin station.
Possible to visit a pedagogic garden after subscribing at the Tourist Office of Thuin.

Location

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