• Couple sitting on a bench viewing the Giant's Tomb, Belgium

    Mabel Lamour

  • Trees by the river near the Giant's Tomb, Belgium

    James Stringer

  • Famous viewpoint in Belgium The Giant's Tomb

    Petr Meissner | Flickr

  • Large hill in the middle of a river u turn at The Giant's Tomb, Belgium

  • Sign in French to the viewpoint of The Giant's Tomb, Belgium

    Belgian Man | Wikimedia

The Giant's Tomb
Le Tombeau du Géant

Back To The Mapmap icon
Add to Favourites

Travel Tips for Bouillon

Accomodations Icon

Find the best deals here for unique accommodations around Bouillon and book your stays in advance.

Advice Icon

Get personalized advice based on this article from AI Assistant Atlas.

Experiences Icon

Get the most authentic nature experience. Check out these guided tours and skip-the-line tickets around Bouillon.

If you use the above links, you pay the same price and we get a small commission - thanks for your support!

An insane viewpoint of the loop of the river Semois in a hiking area near Bouillon.

Here to enjoy the beautiful nature of the Belgian Ardennes? The Giant’s Tomb is one viewpoint you shouldn’t miss. The Giant’s Tomb is a must for nature lovers and photographers. This spot is one of the most photographed places in the Ardennes and Luxembourg for good reason. The viewpoint is one of Wallonia’s much loved heritage sites thanks to its beauty and legend.

A beautiful view

The Giant’s Tomb is a well-known viewpoint of a U bend along the river Semois. The view itself is stunning no matter the weather, but is best seen on sunny days where you can see quite far. There’s benches and picnic tables at the viewing point to relax, take in the view, and snap up photos.

On the shoulders of giants

According to legend, there was once a giant called Treviso. He fought the Romans at the river of Sambre and was defeated. Rather than be captured and dragged back to Rome to fight in the colosseum for the rest of his days, the giant Treviso threw himself off the cliffs of Rocher des Gattes. It’s been the giant’s tomb ever since.

Updated on 14 July 2021

Tips and Tricks

  • There’s an info panel in French about The Giant’s Tomb near the benches
  • Another highlight of the valley is Point de Vue Frahan, where the river bends around a village. It’s about a 2 hour walk from the Giant’s Tomb.
  • The Giant’s Tomb is close to the picturesque bridge La passerelle du Moulin de l'Epine that goes across the river
  • Limited facilities on site (no toilets, food, etc).
  • The walk up to the viewing point from the car is pretty as well as it’s lined by trees with a few peeks of the valley and village in the distance

Getting There

We recommend to book your stays in Bouillon in advance as it can get booked up quickly during certain periods. If you use this link , you pay the same price and we get a small commission - thanks for your support!

Want to plan a trip here? Talk to AI travel assistant Atlas.

Book a nearby experience

Popover Chat Icon