The village of Baronville

The village of Baronville

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Located on a clay soil, the soil of Baronville generates beautiful pastures and forests. This small village is situated north of Beauraing and is crossed by two important roads: the road to Givet and the road to Dinant. 

The castle of Baronville

This castle is a classic U-shaped building. It was built by the Wal de Baronville family. In 1793, the revolutionaries looted it.

Brick and limestone walls enclose the castle’s forecourt. A moat, now dry, surrounds it. This building is privately owned and cannot be visited.

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The church

This church, dedicated to Saint-Maurice, was built in 1789.

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The “Grand Quarti” nature reserve 

This place is a protected butterfly reserve of the village of Baronville. It is only mown once a year and the insects can only be seen in June and July. The area cannot be accessed without a guide, which is why the Beauraing Tourist Office is working with Natagora to make it possible to visit the area in summer.

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The watering hole of the village of Baronville

In the past, horses could stop here to drink and eat hay. 

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The Hogge farm

Hogge Farm raises hens that produce organic eggs. Since 2018, the farmers have been offering to buy their eggs freely, thanks to a vending machine. Ingenious, isn’t it? 😉

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