📜 Marche-les-Dames is a village 7 km east of Namur, known for its limestone cliffs along the Meuse River. These cliffs are a famous climbing spot and a memorial site for King Albert I.
🧗 Belgium's largest and most famous climbing spot
👑 Historical site marking King Albert I's death
🏞️ Scenic views of limestone massifs along the Meuse
⚠️ Cars drive fast on Avenue Reine Elisabeth (N959) near the memorial site, requiring extra care.
🚫 The exact memorial spot is surrounded by a wall to prevent access.
📸 Best vantage point for cliffs is from the towpath on the right bank of the Meuse.
📍 The memorial site is located on Avenue Reine Elisabeth (N959).
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