Historical Sites
Visit the village church, which dates back to 1531, to see one of the area's oldest structures.
Filot is a picturesque village and district within the municipality of Hamoir, nestled in the province of Liège. Steeped in history, the village was part of the Comté de Logne for nearly a millennium and still retains its old-world character. Visitors can admire the village church, originally built in 1531 and later reconstructed in 1648, alongside several well-preserved historical residential houses. With a small population and a serene atmosphere, it serves as a quiet window into the rural heritage of Wallonia.
Filot is a picturesque village and district within the municipality of Hamoir, nestled in the province of Liège. Steeped in history, the village was part of the Comté de Logne for nearly a millennium and still retains its old-world character. Visitors can admire the village church, originally built in 1531 and later reconstructed in 1648, alongside several well-preserved historical residential houses. With a small population and a serene atmosphere, it serves as a quiet window into the rural heritage of Wallonia.
Historic village church dating back to 1531.
Traditional residential houses showcasing regional architecture.
Rich history as part of the former Comté de Logne.
Serene countryside setting in the province of Liège.
Small village atmosphere with a population of approximately 450 people.
Limited commercial amenities compared to larger neighboring towns.
Rich historical context dating back to the 9th century.
Visit the village church, which dates back to 1531, to see one of the area's oldest structures.
Take a walk through the village to spot historical residential houses that reflect the region's heritage.
Quiet rural retreats and historical exploration.
EUR €
$70-$120 p/day
French, English
Learn about the village's past as part of the Comté de Logne, a significant historical territory.
May-September
Ideal for walking through the village and enjoying the blooming Wallonian countryside.
The best time for outdoor exploration and visiting local historical sites in pleasant weather.
A quiet time to visit, with autumn colors enhancing the rural landscape.
A peaceful, secluded atmosphere, though some outdoor paths may be chilly.







