Holiday homes in Amel
The village of Amel is a perfect destination for a holiday in the
Ardennes. Amel is located in a beautiful area in the Belgian province of Liège. The locals of this village speak German and it is not far from the border with
Germany. The region around Amel is considered part of the Belgian Eifel, which itself is part of the
German Eifel region. The area is famous for its beautiful walking and cycling routes that will take you to the most beautiful places of the Ardennes. If you like
horse riding, there are also numerous possibilities in the area of Amel. Since Micazu believes in direct contact, you always book directly with the owner. They will be able to tell you a lot more about the lovely surroundings of Amel.
Enjoy yourself in and around Amel
Amel is not as well-known as other places in the Belgian Ardennes, such as
Durbuy,
Dinant or
Houffalize. But there are plenty of things you can do and see in and around Amel. The Hoge Venen is one of the most beautiful nature reserves in Belgium. It’s a gently sloping plateau with a special ecosystem and a great place to
walk and
cycle. On your way you might see some deer, wild boars and maybe even a lynx. There are many
mountain biking routes in the vicinity of Amel. If you want to visit a museum or go shopping, you can go to slightly larger towns such as Sankt Vith or
Malmédy. These little towns are also famous for their ancient traditions and the annual vibrant carnival festival.
Discover one of the most beautiful regions in the Belgian Ardennes. Check out the selection of private holiday homes in Amel.
Interesting things to know about Amel
- Amel is located on the river Amel. Although they speak German in Amel, both the village and the river also have a French name: ‘Amblève’.
- The highest natural point in Belgium is located in the Hoge Venen nature park: the "Signal de Botrange" (694 metres).
- Tip for a daytrip with the kids: Plopsa Coo amusement park in Stavelot, with K3 and Kabouter Plop
- RAVEL (Réseau Autonome des Vois Lentes) is a famous walking and cycling route which follows old towpaths and historic railways.
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