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There are two cities in the French-speaking southern part of Belgium: Dinant and Namur.
It is especially suitable for weekend self-driving trips! We only went to Dinant, which is the birthplace of saxophone. I highly recommend it!

🚉Transportation strategy: self-driving

⏳Visiting time: 2-3h

🌟Highlights: suitable for weekend day trips, beautiful scenery, saxophone🎷

🌟Highlights: There is a town visitor center, where you can store luggage, which is very convenient

✅Must experience: the bunker on the mountain, the church at the foot of the mountain

❤Recommended reason: The bunker on the cliff of Dinant and the church at the foot of the mountain are the organization of the town of Dinant. The castle was built in 1050 and can be taken up by cable car
The church was not open on the day we went, so we took the cable car to the mountain to see the castle left over from World War II. It was once a military fortress

✅Must experience: Saxophone Museum

❤Recommended reason: This is the birthplace of saxophone. The museum also displays a variety of saxophones, as well as related introductions
And visiting the museum is free

✅Must experience: Huge saxophones are listed on both sides of the bridge

❤Recommended reason: There are flags of different countries. We saw the Chinese flag and the saxophone with the flag pattern. It&rsquo;s so kind to see everything related to the motherland overseas!

✅Must experience: Take a boat tour on the Meuse River

💰Per capita consumption: 19 euro package for a 45-minute boat tour

❤Recommendation reason: There are explanations on the boat. It is recommended that friends with different languages ​​can check the relevant information of Dinant in advance to enhance the experience! We sat on the top of the boat when we got on the boat. The wind was strong in February. It was really too cold, but the scenery was really beautiful! Highly recommended!

Took a picture of the dog on the cruise ship! Cute☺! Hahaha

📝Note tips: French food here is more expensive, after all, it is a scenic spot, and French food itself may be expensive [Facepalm][Facepalm][Facepalm] The last few pictures are what I ate, which cost about 30 euros

Parking is very convenient, but it is best to come in advance. There are many people on weekends, and the parking fee is paid by yourself!

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