Clermont-sur-Berwinne, l’un des Plus Beaux Villages de Wallonie, au cœur du Pays de Herve. Photo : Thomas Hummel – CC BY-SA 4.0 – Wikimedia Commons
Abbaye du Val-Dieu à Aubel, site emblématique du Pays de Herve. Photo : Romane – CC BY-SA 1.0 – Wikimedia Commons
Paysages vallonnés et campagne du Pays de Herve, idéals pour la randonnée et le vélo. Photo : J.M. Merlin – CC BY-SA 3.0 – Wikimedia Commons
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Discover the Pays de Herve and its surroundings
The Pays de Herve is the perfect destination for a weekend or a few relaxing days in the Belgian countryside. With its rolling landscapes, charming villages, local producers, abbeys and countless walking and cycling routes, the region is ideal for exploring on foot or by bike.
Located in Julémont, between Herve and Aubel, Gîte de Grise Pierre is an ideal base from which to explore the Pays de Herve and the surrounding area.
Discover Aubel and its market
Just a few minutes from Grise Pierre, Aubel is one of the must-see villages of the Pays de Herve. Its market, held every Tuesday and Sunday, together with its terraces and local food shops, makes it a particularly enjoyable place to visit.
The Aubel region is also renowned for its local produce: cheeses, Liège syrup, ciders, beers, cured meats and other regional specialities, including the Vignoble du Bois de Loë and wines from the Pays de Herve.
Visit Val-Dieu Abbey
Nestled in the Berwinne valley, Val-Dieu Abbey is one of the region's most iconic landmarks. The abbey, its grounds and brewery make for a wonderful excursion close to the gîte.
Val-Dieu is also an excellent starting point for several walks through the beautiful countryside of the Pays de Herve.
Stroll through Clermont-sur-Berwinne
Listed as one of the Most Beautiful Villages of Wallonia, Clermont-sur-Berwinne is well worth a visit for its architecture, village square and rural setting, so typical of the Pays de Herve.
It is also a lovely place to include in a walking or cycling tour of the region.
Discover Herve and its local flavours
No stay in the region would be complete without a visit to Herve, the town that gave the Pays de Herve its name.
The region is particularly famous for Herve cheese, as well as Liège syrup, farm produce and a wide variety of local specialities.
During your stay, take the opportunity to visit local producers, farms and shops and discover the flavours of the region.
Explore the Pays de Herve on foot or by bike
With its quiet country roads, trails and distinctive hedgerow landscapes, the Pays de Herve is particularly well suited to hiking, cycling and mountain biking.
The region's cycle node network makes it easy to create your own routes and explore the area at your own pace.
Grise Pierre welcomes cyclists and offers secure bicycle storage, as well as a wide selection of maps, documentation and brochures covering the cycle node networks in both Belgium and Dutch Limburg.
Visit Blegny-Mine
Nearby, you can also discover Blegny-Mine, a former coal mine listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Visitors can descend into the underground galleries and discover an important part of the industrial heritage of the Liège region.
Liège, Maastricht and Aachen nearby
The Pays de Herve enjoys a privileged location at the heart of the Euregio.
From Grise Pierre, you can easily combine a peaceful countryside stay with a day trip to Liège, Maastricht or Aachen — three major cities less than half an hour away by car!
Three cities, three countries and three different atmospheres, all within easy reach of the gîte.
Stay in the heart of the Pays de Herve
After a day of exploring, return to the peace and quiet of the countryside at Grise Pierre, a beautifully renovated former farmhouse in Julémont.
The gîte offers spacious living areas, a garden, two terraces and beautiful views over the countryside of the Pays de Herve. It is ideal for families and groups of friends looking for a weekend getaway or a longer stay.
Grise Pierre is an ideal base for discovering the Pays de Herve, Aubel, Val-Dieu, Herve and the entire Euregio.