What to do · Bouillon
Bouillon fortress castle, Godfrey's
Information
- From
- €12 person
- Duration
- 1 h
- Season
- All year
- Who it's for
- All ages; dogs not allowed
The Bouillon castle, on a rocky ridge surrounded by the Semois, is one of the oldest in Belgium and the city's great symbol. It belonged to Godfrey of Bouillon, who pawned it to finance his departure on the First Crusade in 1096. You explore it in an hour through passages, rooms cut into the rock, staircases and courtyards with cannons; with an audio guide, an hour and a half.
The ticket
The only ticket is the City Pass, which is also valid for the town's museums and does not expire: from 12 November to 31 March, €12 for adults and €9.50 for ages 4 to 12 and students; from 1 April to 11 November, the City Pass +, €16 and €12, which adds the birds-of-prey show and the Light Odyssey. Audio guide, €2.50.
Tips
- Footwear There are stone staircases, uneven floors and dark areas: wear comfortable footwear and use your phone torch.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Bouillon castle cost?
In winter, the City Pass costs €12; from April to November, the City Pass +, €16 with the falconry.
Can you take a dog in?
No, they are not allowed because of the birds of prey.
As a familyWith teenagers
Who runs it
- Château fort de BouillonCity Pass: castle, Scriptura museum, La Collection and Bouillon Medieval Experience Visit their website
