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Bastogne	The Battle of the Bulge centered around the town of Bastogne. Today, the town stands as a memorial to this decisive moment of World War II.
Bouillon	Bouillon is the town and castle in Luxembourg where in the 11th century, Duke Godefried of Bouillon started the Crusades that would end in the fall of Jerusalem. The castle still stands proud, draw bridges and all.
Binche	Binche is especially known for its annual carnival in February.
Charleroi	Charleroi is the largest city of Wallonia. His Belfry is included in the the list of World Heritage Sites, it is also the home of the largest Museum of Photography in Europe
Dinant	Dinant and its 16th century Citadel is also the hometown of Adolph Sax, the inventor of the saxophone.
Durbuy	Durbuy was proclaimed the smallest chartered town in the world in 1331.
Han-sur-Lesse	Han-sur-Lesse is a paradise for kayaking and don't forget to visit the nearby caves of Han.
Mons	Mons is the beautiful city where famous painter Vincent Van Gogh once lived.
Rochefort	Rochefort organizes the International Comedy Festival that takes place every year
Waterloo	Waterloo is, of course, the place where Napoleon lost the battle against the allied troops commanded by the Duke of Wellington and the Prussian Marshal Blucher in June 1815.