Overlooking the Ourthe Valley, former stronghold of the Prince-Abbots of Stavelot and hideout of the fearsome ‘Boars of the Ardennes’, it was destroyed on 1 May 1521 by the troops of Emperor Charles V.
Major archaeological excavations and restoration work are still ongoing.
Why not treat yourself to a self-guided tour, with an audio guide or commentary from one of the guides, or take part in a treasure hunt !
Attention, particularities! Difficulties will be encountered on-site. Consult the points of attention for this location to prepare yourself.
Strengths
It is possible to drop someone off near the entrance.
Points of attention
The ground is difficult to walk on in places.
There are several steps to negotiate.
The ground is uneven and slippery.
Most of the passageways are too narrow.
There is no adapted toilet.
Attention, particularities! Difficulties will be encountered on-site. Consult the points of attention for this location to prepare yourself.
Strengths
It is possible to drop someone off near the entrance.
There are seats along the walkway.
Points of attention
Parking spaces are located more than 100 metres from the entrance.
There are a few steps without handrails.
Circulation is difficult.
The floor is uneven and slippery.
Some passageways are too narrow.
The stairs are not safe.
There is no adapted toilet.
Attention, particularities! Difficulties will be encountered on-site. Consult the points of attention for this location to prepare yourself.
Strengths
Reception is a logical continuation of the journey.
Reception is in a calm environment.
Points of attention
There are no guide lines in the wide walkways.
There is at least one unsecured step and ramp in the logical walkway.
The walkway occasionally has a clearance height of less than 2 m.
There is no adapted map of the premises.
The stairs do not have handrails.
The stairs are not secured by warning tiles at the top.
There are no adapted visits planned.
Attention, particularities! Difficulties will be encountered on-site. Consult the points of attention for this location to prepare yourself.
Points of attention
There are no safety measures in place for protruding objects.
There are no safety measures in place for the stairs.
There are dangerous objects on the route.
The route has occasional passages less than 2 m high.
There is at least one unsecured step on the logical route.
The stairs do not have handrails.
There are no adapted tours planned.
Attention, particularities! Difficulties will be encountered on-site. Consult the points of attention for this location to prepare yourself.
Strengths
The reception area is easy to find and close to the entrance.
The reception area is open, well lit and allows for lip reading.
A specific map showing accessible routes and facilities is available.
Points of attention
Wi-Fi is not available everywhere.
Poorly lit areas make lip reading difficult.
There are no guided tours in sign language.
Accessible with occasional help! Come accompanied! The difficulties encountered can be overcome with your companion/third-party help.
Strengths
The reception area is easy to find and close to the entrance.
The reception area is quiet, open, well lit and allows for lip reading.
A specific map showing accessible routes and facilities is available.
The exhibition content is mainly visual.
An audio guide with sound adjustment is available.
Points of attention
Poorly lit areas make lip reading difficult.
There are no easy-to-read materials.
Attention, particularities! Difficulties will be encountered on-site. Consult the points of attention for this location to prepare yourself.
Strengths
Guided tours suitable for children are available.
Points of attention
The site is complex and signage is insufficient for orientation.
The site is dark.
The stairs do not have handrails.
There are no adapted guided tours organised.
There are no easy-to-read materials.
Validity: From 25 November 2016 on 25 February 2026
Audit conducted by
Access-i informs you about the accessibility of this place based on data collected on-site at a given time. Any changes after the visit by Access-i are the responsibility of the operator.
Dernière mise à jour effectuée le 27 November 2025 - 09:54
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See also
Louvain-la-Neuve
Couvin
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.
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