A small Belgian gem nestled along the Meuse River and watched over by steep limestone cliffs, Dinant carries centuries of quiet charm. Once famed for its intricate brasswork — “dinanderie” — the town still reflects its medieval spirit in stone and water. The Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame and the hilltop Citadel stand as timeless sentinels, while echoes of music linger — this is the birthplace of Adolphe Sax, the man who gave the world the saxophone.

Photographs from a serene walk through Dinant — Quiet streets, its riverside charm, limestone cliffs, and the soft glow of a town that feels untouched by time.