Nestled near the Dutch border, Fort Eben-Emael is a hauntingly preserved WWII fortress that once stood as Europe's most formidable stronghold. Visitors can descend into its vast underground network of tunnels, barracks, and artillery bunkers, where the chilling silence echoes the dramatic events of May 1940. The fort's immersive exhibits and guided tours bring to life the daring German glider assault that changed the course of military history. Just a short drive away, the town of Blegny offers a different kind of descent, into the depths of its UNESCO-listed coal mine. Don a helmet and ride the original lift shaft to explore the subterranean world of miners, complete with preserved machinery and evocative stories of life underground. Above ground, the surrounding countryside is dotted with charming villages and scenic cycling routes. 2 bed rooms are on ground floor are located in bunker. Round out your journey with a culinary stop in Richelle or Herstal.