Citadel of Dinant

The Citadel of Dinant is a fortress built from 1818 under Dutch rule on the cliff above the Meuse, on the site of a castle first raised by the prince-bishops of Liège in the 11th century. Disarmed in 1867 and sold to the town in 1878, it is now a museum visited on a self-guided route with an augmented-reality tablet, with views over the town and the river.

When to go

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Mon10:00–16:30

Tue10:00–16:30

Wed10:00–16:30

Thu10:00–16:30

Fri10:00–16:30

Sat10:00–16:30

Sun10:00–16:30

Nearby

Collegiate Church of Our Lady

church

Mr Sax's House

museum

Official site

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