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This year, for its twelfth edition, the festival will take place on Sunday 28 June, Monday 29 June and Tuesday 30 June.

"The Unisound Festival is committed to ensuring an inclusive experience that is accessible to everyone.

A number of measures have been put in place to meet the needs of people with disabilities and to foster a welcoming, comfortable and suitable environment."

We invite you to visit the website: http://www.unisound.be and the event’s Facebook page.

If you have any specific requirements or questions regarding accessibility during the festival, please contact us at accessibilite@unisound.be.

Whilst the Access-i certification covers the so-called "Lumeçon" event on 31 May (12.30 pm) on the Grand-Place and the "Petit Lumeçon" on 7 June, the Ducasse de Mons will take place from 27 May to 2 June 2026.

You can find the full programme via the link https://www.mons.be/fr/doudou/programme/programme-officiel/programme-2026/2026_04_24-programme-doudou-2026.pdf

You will find more specific information on accessibility on page 41.

The measures planned to make the Ducasse more inclusive are:

• Reserved parking spaces (20) as close as possible to the Grand-Place, on Rue des Échelles;

• A ‘Kiss & Ride’ zone (drop-off point) on Rue du Onze Novembre (entrance via Rue Tour Auberon);

• For guests attending the reception in the Jardin du Mayeur, a dedicated entrance is provided via the entrance to the Musée du Doudou (Rue du Onze Novembre);

• Toilets located on Rue Neuve between the car park and the Grand-Place;

• A disabled viewing platform accessible from the theatre (side entrance on Rue Neuve). Please note: this is a paid area requiring a booking. Accessible toilets are available in the theatre.

• City stewards trained to assist people with reduced mobility will be on hand.

• Audio description of the battle, also during the Petit Lumeçon, will be provided by the ASA Foundation: please go to the foot of the PRM viewing platform where an area will be reserved.

• Enquiries and bookings on +32 477 37 55 25 or via info@fondation-asa.org

• A designated area at the Marché-aux-Poissons (at the end of Rue Froissart) will allow you to follow the procession;

• During the Petit Lumeçon, a cordoned-off area (marked in purple) is provided for children with disabilities. This is a secure, supervised area accessible by booking: handicap@ville.mons.be

Photo credit Ducasse de Mons 2026 : © Ducasse de Mons 2026

Photo credits technical gallery : © Plain-Pied - Joël Nicolaï

This audit and certification project was made possible thanks to the invaluable support of visit.brussels.

SOMA Brussels is a creative and events venue located in Ixelles, Brussels. Housed in a fully renovated former industrial building, it offers a modern and inspiring space dedicated to events, creativity and educational projects.

With a surface area of approximately 1,200 m², SOMA offers several modular spaces suitable for various types of activities : conferences, workshops, exhibitions, performances or private celebrations.

Practical information :

• The building is set back from the road and is accessed via a gateway.

• The entrance is at ground level.

• Movement within the building is easy.

• The site has a lift and accessible toilets.

Photo credits SOMA FOUNDATION : © SOMA FOUNDATION

Photo credits technical gallery : © AccessAndGo-ABP - Gwen Fourmanois

This audit and certification project was made possible thanks to the invaluable support of visit.brussels.

The Flylounge is a unique tourist experience in the heart of Brussels’ European Quarter. Housed within the fuselage of a real aeroplane, this one-of-a-kind venue offers visitors the chance to ‘travel’ without leaving the city, combining fine dining with an aviation experience.

On board, visitors take their seats in an authentic cabin to enjoy a gourmet menu, whilst enjoying original activities such as a tour of the cockpit or a flight simulator.

Part restaurant, part event space and part immersive attraction, Flylounge offers an original and fun stop-off, ideal for those seeking an out-of-the-ordinary experience in Brussels.

Flylounge promotional photo credits : © FlyLounge

Technical gallery photo credits : © Passe-Muraille - Joakim Houchard

This audit and certification project was made possible thanks to the invaluable support of visit.brussels.

The Corinthia Grand Hotel Astoria Brussels is a fully renovated historic 5-star hotel, situated in the heart of Brussels within a Belle Époque-style building. It combines architectural prestige with modern comfort in a central location close to public transport and the city’s main attractions.

General accessibility

• The hotel offers assistance for guests with specific needs and adapted facilities for guests with reduced mobility in certain communal areas.

• A lift facilitates access to the floors and various levels of the building.

• The toilets are accessible.

Adapted rooms and facilities

• The hotel has 7 rooms for guests with reduced mobility.

• The rooms are designed to offer more space for wheelchair users, with accessible showers, washbasins and toilets fitted with folding seats and grab rails on both sides.

Access to the hotel

• The main entrance is accessible via steps at ground floor level; however, an alternative entrance is available. It is recommended that you contact the hotel before your arrival or inform the staff at the entrance to gain level access via this alternative entrance.

• The lift is available for moving between floors.

Common areas

• The hotel includes public areas (reception, lounges, restaurants, bar, spa/pool) where wheelchair access is available throughout.

Practical advice

• It is strongly recommended that you book an accessible room in advance and specify any specific requirements.

• You can ask the hotel for dedicated assistance on arrival or departure, from the street or a parking area.

Photo credits for Corinthia : © Booking, © Corinthia Grand Hotel Astoria

Photo credits for the technical gallery : © Plain-Pied - Laurent Duquesne

Luxia is a new office building located on Boulevard de Waterloo in the Pentagon district, in Louise, close to the Brussels Courthouse.

The building has just been completely renovated with workspaces on nine floors. The ground floor features spacious and pleasant communal areas and meeting rooms. There is also a fitness area. Underground parking is available. Accessibility has been taken into account throughout and is available in all communal areas.

Photo credit Luxia Brussels : © Luxia Brussels

Photo credits for the technical gallery : © AccessAndGo-ABP - Julie Martin

Rive Gauche Charleroi is a shopping centre comprising over 95 shops spread across three floors. It is open Monday to Saturday from 10am to 7pm, except on Fridays when it stays open until 8pm.

Please note ! The interiors of the shops have not been inspected.

Photo credit Shopping Rive Gauche Charleroi : © Shopping Rive Gauche Charleroi

Photo credits technical gallery : © Esenca - Christine Bourdeauducq

For 103 years, a small territory coveted for its mineral resources gave rise to a unique political and social experiment: the neutral territory of Moresnet, wedged between Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium.

The history of the village of La Calamine is inextricably linked to the ore mined there for centuries: calamine. The production of zinc, a new material of the 19th century, propelled it into an industrial era.

The museum presents this story in its authentic setting, the Vieille-Montagne management building, which overlooks the former mining site.

The Vieille Montagne Museum opened its doors in September 2018. It replaces the Musée de la Vallée de la Gueule.

Practical information :

• The museum is open Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 5pm, and Saturday and Sunday from 11.30am to 5pm. Closed on Mondays and public holidays.

• Guided tours by booking only, for groups of up to 20 people, in French, Dutch, German and English.

• Guided tours tailored to specific audiences available on request (for children with educational activities, for people with various disabilities).

• Audio guide in French, Dutch, English and German.

• Signage in French and German.

• Payment accepted in cash, by Bancontact (touchscreen and contactless terminal) and by bank transfer. Free with the Museumpass.

• Free on-site car park.

• Lift serving all floors and walking sticks available.

• Accessible toilet on the ground floor.

• Assistance dogs welcome

Photo credit Museum Vieille Montagne : © MVM - Christian Charlier, © MVM - Martin Roehn, © MVM - Geoffrey Coonen, © TAO Interreg EFRE - Oliver Raatz

Photo credits technical gallery : © Atingo - Frédérique Laumont

The CBC branch in Louvain-la-Neuve is located on Avenue Albert Einstein, close to the science park and a number of businesses and academic institutions. It is part of the CBC network (KBC Group) and offers banking services for both private individuals and businesses.

The entrance is at the front of an office-style building, in a relatively quiet area and easily accessible from the local road network.

Photo credit CBC Banque Louvain-la-Neuve : © CBC Banque Louvain-la-Neuve

Photo credits technical gallery : © Esenca - Christine Bourdeauducq

The Church of Saint Victor in Petigny (Couvin) was rebuilt between 1872 and 1874 in a neo-Romanesque style, based on plans by architect Ladislas Degreny. It consists of three naves and its bell tower was restored in 1939. The interior was redesigned in 1968 by architect René Michaux. Its organ, built around 1890 by Schyven, has recently undergone a participatory restoration.

Today, the church remains a lively place of worship and also hosts cultural activities.

Photo credit Saint-Victor Church : © AccessAndGo-ABP - Gwen Fourmanois

Photo credits technical gallery : © AccessAndGo-ABP - Gwen Fourmanois

In the heart of the Ardennes, surrounded by lush forests, picturesque villages and bucolic valleys, the ‘Rendeux & its villages’ circuit invites everyone to take the time to (re)discover the region by bike, in complete serenity. Designed to be accessible to as many people as possible, this 20.7 km route, mostly on tarmac, takes in peaceful sections of the RAVeL, the node network and a few quiet country lanes.

The accessible ‘Rendeux & its villages’ circuit is a rural route that starts at the Marcourt Tourist Office. This route passes through the villages of Marcourt, Ronzon, Rendeux, Hampteau & Werpin (in the municipality of Hotton) as well as Trinal, Magoster and Devantave.

The route also uses three very pleasant sections of the RAVeL, not far from the Ourthe :

• One at the exit of Marcourt ;

• One at the entrance to Ronzon towards Rendeux ;

• One at the exit of Rendeux towards Hampteau.

Practical information :

• This circuit runs partly on the RAVeL and partly on public roads. Given the very hilly topography of the region, this circuit is quite challenging and requires good physical condition and/or an electric bike.

• During your ride, you can enjoy some beautiful views of the region. You will be impressed by the statue of the Virgin Mary overlooking the village of Werpin (7 metres high and 11.30 metres with its base).

• The Tourist Office is also a good place to stop for a drink or a bowl of soup (small room available for groups).

• GPX route.

• Illustrated roadbook.
  

Photo credit : Coeur de l'Ardenne : © Erwan Adam

Photo credit technical gallery : © Esenca - Christine Bourdeauducq

The cycle route linking Namur to Floreffe offers a wonderful experience combining nature, heritage and accessibility. The route starts at the La Plante municipal playground, located at Avenue Félicien Rops, 1 in Namur, and ends at Floreffe Abbey, Rue du Séminaire 7. It is a 30.3 km round trip (15.15 km each way), nearly 89% of which is on the RAVeL cycle path. The entire circuit runs alongside the Meuse and Sambre rivers in a green, flat and pleasant environment, ideal for a peaceful bike ride.

The full version of the circuit, approximately 15 km each way, remains accessible to those who are comfortable with shared roads, particularly when crossing the centre of Namur, where cyclists, pedestrians and motorists coexist. This route offers a beautiful diversity of urban and rural landscapes, but includes a few narrower sections and a downhill passage towards the water that may be perceived as unsafe by some users.

For those who prefer a quieter and safer alternative, it is possible to start the ride from the Ryckmans car park, where three disabled parking spaces are available. This option allows you to cover only the last ten kilometres to Floreffe (= 20 km round trip). This section, mostly along the towpath, offers a peaceful atmosphere, away from traffic, and is a great option for those seeking comfort, relaxation and safety.

Whether you start from the centre of Namur or the Ryckmans car park, this cycle ride between Namur and Floreffe combines accessibility, serenity and heritage discovery in a particularly pleasant natural setting.

Photo credits : © Maison du Tourisme Explore Meuse - Chloé Dive

Photos credits technical gallery : © Plain-Pied - Joël Nicolaï

The RAVeL between Martelange and Hompré (L618) is a major route for soft mobility, 37.6 km long there and back and completely flat, ideal for all ages.

The route starts at the Haute-Sûre Forêt d'Anlier Nature Park Centre/Martelange Tourist Office (Chemin du Moulin, 2), in the heart of a park with various leisure facilities. Electric bikes can also be hired there to explore the circuit.

The route then climbs up the Sûre and Strange valleys, through unspoilt natural countryside combining meadows, forests and typical villages : Radelange, Wisembach, Bodange, Strainchamps and Hollange.

Between Bodange and the Strange ponds, the route crosses the Haute-Sûre Natura 2000 site, reflecting the great ecological richness of the area.

Overall, it is a pleasant, safe and immersive circuit, offering a peaceful discovery of an exceptional landscape.

Practical information :

Martelange Tourist Office

- Opening hours :

• Monday : 09:00 – 12:30 | 13:30 – 16:30 (only in July and August)

• Tuesday : 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

• Wednesday : 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

• Thursday : 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

• Friday : 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

• Saturday : 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

• Sunday : Closed

- On site, you will find :

• A wide range of materials : walking maps, guides to accommodation and activities, postcards, historical books, etc.

• The option to hire standard or electric mountain bikes.

• Personalised advice on activities and things to do in the region.

→ Click here to view the GPX route.

Photo credits Martelange-Hompré Bike Route : © Maison du Tourisme de la Haute-Sûre Forêt d'Anlier - Thierry Jaumain

Photo credits technical gallery : © Plain-Pied - Joël Nicolaï

Between nature and history, take a stroll through the heart of the region where Vincent van Gogh became an artist. Discover the rich mining history of the municipality of Colfontaine, combining old coal mines and green spaces.

This 12 km walk takes you through the Boraine countryside, along an artistic trail.

Practical information :

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• Start and finish : Grand-Hornu car park (Rue Sainte-Louise, 82, 7301 Boussu)

• Length : 12 km (loop)

Photo credits Van Gogh route bike : © Passe-Muraille - Joakim Houchard

Photos credits technical gallery : © Passe-Muraille - Joakim Houchard

The Domaine de l'Ambassadeur is a superb complex located in the heart of the Haute-Sûre Forêt d'Anlier Nature Park.

This old building, which has been completely renovated, comprises 11 superb rooms, each with its own bathroom (including two large rooms for people with reduced mobility on the ground floor), relaxation areas and a spacious dining room with original wooden beams.

The complex also includes the Agora room for hosting events, as well as the Distillery, where you can enjoy delicious Ardennes spirits.

The staff are available to welcome and assist people with specific needs.

Photo credits Domaine de l'Ambassadeur : © Atingo - Joëlle Depreay

Photo credits technical gallery : © Atingo - Joëlle Depreay