Pin

Pin has served as a rural settlement in southern Wallonia since the modern era. It lies in Belgium’s Luxembourg province, a largely wooded part of the country where small localities sit between farmland and the Ardennes’ rolling uplands. The Semois, a defining river of this corner of Belgium, flows through the nearby municipality of Chiny. This is Belgian Lorraine at its quietest: a region of dispersed hamlets, forest roads and close ties to the French-speaking south. See how Pin relates to the Semois valley and southern Wallonia by browsing webcams nearby.

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