Namur Belgium has a history dating back to the Roman times. However, the monuments and buildings of the city are relatively very recent. The strategic location of Namur in the Meuse Valley has enabled it to serve as the gateway to the northern areas such as the Flanders County. One of the most impressive places of Namur which hold an attraction for the tourists is ‘the Meat Hall’ which is situated directly on the bank of the Sambre River. The travelers and tourists can have a first hand glimpse of a number of splendidly maintained pre-medieval and Roman artifacts and objects which are to be seen in the different museums.
One attraction worth a look in is the oldest existing church, the late-gothic St. John’s Church. The city’s main prayer house is the St. Alban’s Cathedral. Nearby the cathedral is the Saint Loup Church which is a former Jesuit church constructed around the 17th century. Supporting the beautifully decorated ceiling of the church are twelve Dorian columns. The tourists and travelers can make advance room reservations in the hotels of their choice to ensure they have a fabulous and comfortable stay. The hospitality of the city is something which will please everyone.One more destination to visit is gite in namur belgium.
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