Namur

Most Belgian underground sites are located in the Namur province, which is named after the city Namur. It is located in the Ardennes, low mountains, or actually hills, with numerous limestone areas and thus natural caves, also some metamorphic rocks, mostly slate.

• Sights of This Région
• Abime
• Ardois’alle
• Brûly-de-Pesche 1940
• Citadelle de Namur
• Grotte d’Eprave
• Grottes de Floreffe
• Le Fondry Des Chiens
• Parc National de Furfooz
• Grotte de Goyet
• Grottes de Han-sur-Lesse
• Grottes de Lustin
• Grotte La Merveilleuse
• Grotte de Mont-Fat
• Grottes de Neptune
• Grotte du père Noël
• Les souterrains de Philippeville
• Grottes Pont d’Arcole
• Grottes de Rochefort
• Grotte Scladina
• La Grotte de Spy
• Route de l’Ardoise

• See also
• Search DuckDuckGo for "Namur underground"
• Namur (province) - Wikipedia