Dinant is a city relatively small but very picturesque, located province of NAMUR in the Wallonia of Belgium, stretches along the water and in the background of a rocky hill, a steep learning Castle adorn the landscape beauty.
In addition to the talc rock in the east side, there is a behind the Dinant on the west side of the forest lights up green ripe, what makes the picture incomplete between blue skies and green forests beautiful green rocks and brown and the old town, that the image reflected on the waters of the river water in the system is unique.
The old town of Dinant is one of the most admired tourist destinations in the region of Wallonia, especially since the main parameters of which are all close to each other are not very many, and the most important in the castle of Dinant, the caves of natural rock Bayard, the representation of the triumph of light, and Notre Dame Basilica.
Area has been inhabited since Neolithic times, the city name for the word Celtic means "the Sacred Valley", has grown to become an important city in the Middle Ages, when specialized in the production of silver of the leather tanning industry, paper toys, biscuits famous.
Dinant is also the birthplace of Adolphe sax the inventor of the machine saxophone music, there is a street named after him passing in front of the Knesset Dinant which is considered the most famous landmark in the city.
To reach Dinant should know that it is well connected by bus with major cities in Belgium, but the rail lines pass by from Charleroi, Brussels, Liege, passing through the city of NAMUR, while the easiest and fastest way to reach Dinant is in the car, thanks to the highway system is excellent in Belgium.
And because the opportunities for accommodation in Dinant, very few, it is natural to be the city a good choice for day trips from one of the Belgian cities such as Liege and Charlotte and the public, and even the capital Brussels is only 100 kilometers and takes less than two hours to reach them.
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