Vise

The Meuse defines the setting of Visé — its broad valley north of Liège and close to the Dutch border has long made the town a crossing and trading point. French is the everyday language, yet neighbouring Dutch-speaking Limburg gives this part of Wallonia a distinct borderland character. Visé was severely damaged during the German invasion of Belgium in 1914, and much of its centre was rebuilt afterwards. The Collegiate Church of Saint Martin and Saint Hadelin remains a prominent landmark, while local cuisine is associated with oie à l’instar, a traditional goose dish. Browse other webcams across the Meuse valley and Wallonia to place this setting in a wider geographic context.

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