Discover Libin

Space courses for young people, book culture in Redu and walking routes of different lengths give you several concrete reasons to plan a trip to Libin. The Euro Space Center is located in Transinne in the municipality of Libin; the municipality’s tourist office is based in Redu. If you are looking for a holiday rental in Libin, you can start by considering which of these themes should be a particular focus of your stay: a course for young people, book culture or time on a walking route. This lets you plan around specific interests.

Space, media and book culture

The Euro Space Center in Transinne offers astronaut and introductory space courses for young people. The courses therefore have a clear subject and age focus. If you are travelling with young people who are interested in space, you can make this a specific part of your holiday plans. The two types of course give a clear idea of what the programme focuses on.

Mudia offers more than 25 interactive multimedia features, games, educational videos and an animated film on a large screen. It brings together different media formats: interactive features and games, as well as videos and a film. This is a different approach from the space courses in Transinne, which are specifically aimed at young people. When comparing experiences, you can consider both the type of activity and its subject.

Redu is known as the Village du Livre and combines bookshops with a traditional craft: its streets have around fifteen bookshops, and the book village is also home to a maker of traditional paper. Redu’s book culture therefore extends beyond a single event. In addition, the Fête du Livre takes place every Easter weekend. If you want to plan your trip around the festival, you can use Easter weekend as a reference point and check the specific event details before travelling.

The Libin municipal tourist office is also in Redu and provides visitors with information about things to discover and walks in the municipality. If you would like to get information in person, you can include the office in your preparations. As visitor arrangements may change, check them before making a special trip.

Two walking routes of different lengths

The Balade du Bourgmestre starts at the church in Libin and is about 8.7 kilometres long. This circular route passes through the forests and plateaus of the Central Ardennes; it is marked with a horizontal blue rectangle. It therefore combines a longer distance with a specific landscape description and its own trail marker.

The Chemin du Kaolin is shorter: this circular route is about 3.4 kilometres long and starts at Parc du Kaolin between Libin and Smuid. It is classified as easy, accessible to everyone and marked with a green rectangle. You can therefore distinguish the two routes by their approximate length, starting point and trail marker. For a shorter, explicitly easy walk, the Chemin du Kaolin is the clear option; the Balade du Bourgmestre is the longer route through forests and plateaus.

When planning a holiday rental, you can weigh up these different reasons to visit: should your stay focus more on book culture, a space programme for young people or a circular walking route? There is also a clear choice between the two routes’ different lengths and descriptions. The focus that matters to you can help guide your search for a holiday rental in Libin.

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