The biggest tourist attraction is the citadel. It is situated on a hill next to the river Meuse Dutch: Maas and open for visiting. On a rainy day, the Museum of Old Namurois Art is also worth a visit. It has recorded guiding in English and a collection of Medieval and Renaissance Christian art. The Archaeological Museum, mostly displaying artifacts from Roman Namur, is less organised and interesting. Much of the old city is beautiful, in a rather French style.
On no account should the treasure of Hugo d'Oignies be missed. (http://www.trabel.com/nam...)
