The dam was originally built on this tributary of the Vesdre between 1869 and 1876, and reconditioned between 1967 and 1971. 67m high, 320m long, on a 235m-rock foundation, its capacity has doubled to 26 million m3. It supplies the region with water ..

This museum, housed in a former 17C hospice, displays rich collections of porcelain, Belgian and foreign earthenware, old Raeren sandstone pottery, 14C-19C paintings and sculptures.

This church, rebuilt in the 18C, was a place of pilgrimage to the Black Virgin of the Recollects since its statue had taken on a strangely modified posture after an earthquake in 1692.

This theatre stages plays but also classical music concerts and variety shows.

This elegant 18C hillside building has numerous windows highlighted with subtle ornamentation and is preceded by a perron symbolising civic freedom.