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Is Durbuy Belgium's smallest village?

Durbuy self-claims to be Belgium's smallest village. It is more cute than interesting to visit. If you happen to be near-by it is an excellent place to make an ice-cream stop on a hot day and enjoy a walk in the town which hopefully is not too crowded. This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. ...

How to get to Durbuy from Brussels?

The fastest route to get to Durbuy from Brussels is by car. Take the E411 motorway towards Namur and then the N4 highway towards Rochefort. Once in Rochefort, take the Durbuy exit and follow the signs to the town centre. In Durbuy centre, there are several paid parking spaces. However, there’s also a large free car park at 900 meters from the town. ...

Is Durbuy a must-visit city?

As a Belgian starting a blog about my country has opened my eyes to the never-ending list of towns and cities waiting to be explored. From the southernmost part of Belgium to the smallest city in the world. And I’m so happy to share my findings with you. Durbuy is a must-visit town that I don’t want you to miss out on. ...

What is the old city centre of Durbuy known for?

To begin let us provide you with a bit of history about the old city centre of Durbuy. The town of Durbuy was founded in 985 by Duke Godfrey of Lower Lorraine. The old town was built in the 12th century and is, nowadays, still a well-preserved medieval town. Strolling around the city centre is one of our favourite activities in every destination. ...

What's it like to live in Durbuy?

This medieval village here in this beautiful valley has it all. A compact town center, a great location by the river. Good food. And of course a castle: the chateau de Durbuy. There is plenty of parking. A big space just across the river and a bigger lot (with shuttle service) a bit outside. ...

Is Durbuy a good place to visit?

Durbuy’s topiary park is a fun trip, especially when you’re visiting Durbuy with kids. This 10.000m² park is home to over 250 sculptures, all made from local plants (most of them are from Boxwood) and trees. ...