Strawberry Stalls
Look for the 'Fraises de Wépion' signs at roadside stalls during the summer for the most authentic local taste.





Wépion is a serene and beautiful district of Namur, nestled in the heart of the Meuse valley in Wallonia. It has earned a national reputation as the 'Strawberry Capital' of Belgium, a title it celebrates with a dedicated museum and vibrant seasonal markets. The town's landscape is defined by the winding Meuse river, flanked by lush hills and elegant villas, making it a prime spot for cycling and leisurely strolls. Visitors can explore the local history of fruit cultivation or use the town as a peaceful base for visiting the nearby Citadel of Namur. Its blend of culinary tradition and natural beauty provides a quintessentially Walloon experience.
Wépion is a serene and beautiful district of Namur, nestled in the heart of the Meuse valley in Wallonia. It has earned a national reputation as the 'Strawberry Capital' of Belgium, a title it celebrates with a dedicated museum and vibrant seasonal markets. The town's landscape is defined by the winding Meuse river, flanked by lush hills and elegant villas, making it a prime spot for cycling and leisurely strolls. Visitors can explore the local history of fruit cultivation or use the town as a peaceful base for visiting the nearby Citadel of Namur. Its blend of culinary tradition and natural beauty provides a quintessentially Walloon experience.
World-famous local strawberry museum and seasonal markets.
Picturesque walking and cycling paths along the Meuse river.
Charming traditional architecture and lush valley landscapes.
Easy access to the historic city and citadel of Namur.
The town is primarily residential and agricultural, offering a much slower pace than Namur.
Strawberry season is strictly seasonal, peaking between May and July.
Limited evening entertainment options within the town itself.
Look for the 'Fraises de Wépion' signs at roadside stalls during the summer for the most authentic local taste.
Take advantage of the RAVeL paths for a safe and flat cycling trip along the water toward Dinant.
Strawberry tasting and scenic riverside walks.
EUR €
$120-$170 p/day
French, English, Dutch
Beyond fresh fruit, try the local strawberry jams and liqueurs available at the museum shop.
May-July
Late spring marks the beginning of the strawberry season and the greening of the valley.
The peak season for visitors, offering the best weather for river activities and fresh fruit.
Ideal for those who enjoy quiet walks and the changing colors of the Meuse valley forests.
A very calm period; best combined with a trip to the festive markets in nearby Namur.