Located at the confluence of the Sambre and the Meuse, the majestic Citadel of Namur has survived through many centuries. Built on an impressive rocky spur, this exceptional heritage site has conserved traces of each period of its 2000-year-old history. Once a residence for the Counts of Namur in the Middle Ages, then transformed into a holiday home by King Leopold II, it is now a sought-out location for events, guided visits and walks in a verdant surrounding with spectacular views over the city. It is originally from the Roman era, but has been rebuilt several times.
A souvenir from a postcrossing meeting in Namur.
Date: Nov 4
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