Hidden gems of Gaume and Belgian Luxembourg this weekend (15-18 September 2026)

A weekend to explore Gaume and its surroundings

Gaume and Belgian Luxembourg are treasure troves for travelers seeking authenticity and unspoilt landscapes. This weekend from September 15 to 18, 2026 offers a selection of soothing yet captivating experiences, perfect for those staying in local cottages. Here’s a curated list of events worth exploring.

Majestic deer roars and forest walks

In Tenneville and Saint-Hubert, the forest unfolds its wild side. On September 16, immerse yourself in a mindful experience with the Forest Bathing workshop (learn more), led by an expert guide. For early birds or night owls, deer roaring evenings—especially on September 17 and 18 in Saint-Hubert or Bouillon—offer a unique moment to listen to the powerful calls of stags in the quiet of the forest. A near-mystical experience, ideal for reconnecting with nature. (forest bathing • roaring in Saint-Hubert • roaring in Bouillon)

A journey into traditions and heritage

For a cultural twist, visit Bastogne on September 15 for the conference « Poil et Plume » (discover more), which delves into the influence of hunting terms in everyday language. A chance to rediscover familiar expressions in a new light, ideal for history and linguistics enthusiasts.

On the artistic front, Arlon comes alive with a comedy show on September 17 (T’es pas CAP Comédie Club) and a solo piano recital by Valère Burnon (more info), a young Belgian prodigy.

Finally, families can enjoy nature-based activities at the CRIE de Saint-Hubert on September 18 (full program), perfect for an outdoor day.

A weekend to unwind, between silence and emotion

Whether you prefer forest walks, cultural discovery, or live performances, Gaume and its surroundings abound with treasures to complement your cottage stay. These outings, just minutes from your accommodation, invite you to slow down and savor the tranquility of preserved landscapes. Ready to experience Gaume in a different way?