Auby-sur-Semois

The village of Auby has two listed monuments: the Church of Saint John the Baptist, of which the renovated façade resembles that of a Greek temple and, next to it, the channels feeding into the imposing washhouse. The walks will take you towards the site of the "Babillarde", the lakes of "Attisse or Renauvanne" and the bend in the "Saupire". However, the most renowned path will take you to the grotto of Saint Remacle, restored in 1936 and inhabited by the saint (644 AD) and his donkey, before a wolf devoured him. The site is overlooked by a cross, offering an impressive view iver the bow of "Fayet"

Discovery categories

Built heritage, District/Village/Town.