Lantin Fort and wines of Liège

DescriptionTrips available in French only
The Lower Meuse and its riches reveal themselves to you in the course of one day. This destination in Liège province is very likely to captivate you with its history as well as its regional heritage.

Start the day by visiting Lantin Fort, the only fort in the Fortified Position of Liège not to have been altered since the First World War.

After a lunch break that allows you sample local specialities, you will have the opportunity to sample wine from the Coopérative Vin de Liège, one of the province’s most important co-operatives, and stroll in a corner of the vineyard.

Duration : One day

Opening day(s)

Programme• 9a.m.: Welcome and breakfast at Lantin Fort (1 croissant + coffee)
• 10a.m.: Tour of Lantin Fort (2h of discoveries of your choice)
2-hour programme according to choice, adapted to participants’ interests:
• Classic tour with audio guide (± 1 h 30) (not for PRM, stairs)
• Personalised tour with guide (± 1 h 30) (PRM)
• Tour of the 360° panorama (± 20 min) (not for PRM)
• Tour of the museum of art of the trenches (± 20 min) (PRM)
• Tour of the museum of telephony (± 1 h 30) (PRM)
• Tour of the oyster-mushroom cultivation (± 20 min) (PRM)
• 12: Lunch of local specialities (starter, main, dessert, coffee)
• 2:30 p.m.: Departure to Heure-le-Romain (Oupeye)
• 3 p.m.: Tour of the Coopérative Vin de Liège with sampling (1h30)
• 4:30 p.m.: Option at no extra charge: Tour of a vineyard plot (walk ± 1h)

Mentions :
- This circuit is suggested by way of example and
  can be adapted according to your desires.
  Contact us today to get an offer to suit your
  group’s needs.
  Modular Circuit

1 - Lantin Fort

Hidden in a woody copse in the Hesbaye countryside, this is the only fort of the Fortified Position of Liège not to have been altered since 1914. It is one of the last vestiges of military architecture in good repair from the end of the 19th century.

2 - The Wine of Liege cooperative

Established in December 2010, this co-operative has reintroduced the vine to the Liège region. 12 hectares of vines were planted between 2012 and 2014. The co-operative’s philosophy is focused on respecting people and the environment, with the production of quality, organically grown wines.