Sprimont

Sprimont, located in the province of Liège, is a municipality in the heart of the Ardennes known for its rich geological and industrial heritage. The region is particularly famous for its marble, which has been exploited since Roman times, and the still active quarries that play an important role in the local economy. Visitors can explore the Musée de la Pierre (Stone Saw Museum), where they can gain insight into the history and techniques of quarrying and marble processing.

The region also offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling and caving, thanks to the varied landscape and the Remouchamps Caves in close proximity. The rural character of Sprimont, combined with picturesque villages such as Louveigné and Damré, makes it an attractive destination for tourists who want to discover the nature and culture of the Ardennes. The location near larger cities such as Liège and Aywaille offers additional options for day trips and cultural excursions.