Through signposted roads and lanes in the middle of astonishing landscapes made out of forests and plains, the village of Wéris will not leave anyone indifferent to its charm. It has the privilege of an exceptional heritage, with its menhirs and dolmens made out of pudding stone as concrete examples of this ancient heritage.

This tiny and essentially rural village assembles splendid perfectly restored half-timbered houses made out of limestone or sandstone amongst which a splendid castle-farm from the 17th century.

Created in 1994 and inspired by the French equivalent, the association "Les Plus Beaux Villages de Wallonie" awards its label to the most beautiful countryside sites of Wallonia.

Listed buildings and outstanding patrimony (in a preserved environment) go hand in hand with the inhabitants' will to share their quality of life. © asbl Les Plus Beaux Villages de Wallonie