Namur is one of the most prominent historical and cultural cities in Belgium. It has an ancient stronghold strategically located at the confluence of the rivers Meuse and Samper, consisting of a vast castle that was once one of the strongest in Europe. Below the castle, there's plenty to explore in the heart of Namur's picturesque old town, including architectural treasures from past centuries and charming little museums, covering everything from medieval crafts to exciting 19th-century paintings. Restaurants and cafés dot the cobbled lanes, along with bookshops and vintage shops, and the city is full of students giving it a youthful vibe. Spend a few days in this city, considered the capital of Wallonia in Belgium, while exploring the castle, walking in the old town, boating along the River Meuse and seeing the highlights.