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Wéris Dolmen – Durbuy — Old Town and Castle loop from Wéris

Wéris Dolmen – Durbuy — Old Town and Castle loop from Wéris

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Wéris Dolmen – Durbuy — Old Town and Castle loop from Wéris

02:15

42.0km

400m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 18, 2026

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1.18 km

Wéris Dolmen

Highlight • Historical Site

The dolmen of Wéris and d'Oppange are a stone's throw from each other.
Even small walkers can be taken thousands of years back in time. Please respect both locations. Under these dolmen are some 29 human sacrifices.
Carefully approach the Zielgat, the round opening in the gate of the dolmen, you never know.

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4.48 km

Château de Hottemme

Castle

12.0 km

La Roche aux Corbeaux

Highlight • Climb

Suddenly it stands there, the climbing rock. There are numerous routes of ascent.

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13.6 km

Durbuy Castle

Highlight • Castle

Durbuy got its first fortified castle around 899. A century later it was destroyed and in the 11th century Henri the 1st of Namur, Count of Durbuy had the castle rebuilt. The d'Ursel family became the owner of the castle in 1756. This beautiful building is located along the Ourthe, near the old bridge of the city.
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14.2 km

Durbuy — Old Town and Castle

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Nicknamed "the smallest town in the world", Durbuy is an open-air history book, illustrated by numerous buildings from all eras. A small town with medieval alleys where it is good to stroll.

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14.5 km

Thier de Viné Climb

Highlight • Climb

Leaving Durby requires a climb. You will have to go through Thier de Viné by taking rue de la Haie. In doing so you have beautiful views as you climb.

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