The capital city of the Belgian region of Wallonia, Namur is located at the confluence of two rivers: Meuse and Sambre. High above the city is a medieval citadel, once Europe’s mightiest fortress, with beautiful gardens, spectacular views of the rivers and the city, and a charming bronze statue of a huge turtle. Stroll through the enchanting Rue de Fer in the city center and enjoy the magnificent architecture of the 17th-century Hôtel de Gaiffier d'Hestroy with its Museum of Ancient Art. The Cathedral of Saint Aubain and the Diocesan Museum as well as the cathedral treasury are located on the Place Saint Aubain. The baroque St. Loup Church is famous for its marble columns and a beautifully carved ceiling.