The village of Dion

Located on a limestone area called the Calestienne, the village of Dion is on the French-Belgian border. Quiet and green, it is a place much appreciated by tourists, who can stay in one of the many gîtes available.

The church of the village of Dion

Dedicated to Saint Martin, this church has a beautiful Renaissance confessional.

It is the starting point for the three signposted walks in Dion.

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The war memorial

The purpose of this monument is to remember those who died in the two world wars.

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The watering hole

This former watering place is now used as a giant flowerpot. 

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Good to know about the village of Dion : 

• An ancient Merovingian cemetery adjoins an ancient Gallo-Roman cemetery on the old road from Givet to Pondrôme
• The Grotte de Nichet, the only underground cave in north-eastern France, is located in Fromelennes (in France), 4 km from Dion
• There is an outdoor playground