The walk of Bonsin

At the dividing line between the areas of Fagne-Famenne and Condroz lies Bonsin. When we leave the school, our walks lead us to the Posterie, where Napoleon stopped to change horses. Pastor Nélis expressed his respect for him when the angelus rang in the chapel of Chardeneux. The emperor was moved by this sound and promised to grant the priest's request. Unfortunately, Waterloo... You follow the old Roman road, pass the Bols-Lapson, and then admire the beautiful landscapes of the Tige (anticlinal fold). You go to the highest point of the village (266 m), where the Plaine-Sapin monument stands. Here, in 1941, the first weapons of the Belgian resistance were dropped. After a 6 km walk, you come back down to the Church of Saint Martin. The square tower from the Romanesque period is listed as a monument. You can admire the many buildings made of local stone.