Bouillon
Country: Belgium
Region: Europe
Period: 11th-18th c.CE
Location: 49.7955°N, 5.068°E
Description
Bouillon is a historic town in Wallonia, Belgium, located along the Semois River. Known for its medieval Bouillon Castle, once the residence of Godfrey of Bouillon, a leader of the First Crusade. The town is a popular tourist destination, rich in history, nature, and picturesque landscapes.
Modern Remains
The most notable modern remains in Bouillon are the Bouillon Castle and its fortifications, which have been well-preserved and offer insight into medieval military architecture. Visitors can also explore the Museum of the Ardennes and the scenic Semois River, which remains a central feature of the town's landscape. Bouillon retains its medieval charm with narrow streets and traditional buildings, attracting history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.