The smallest city in the world is in Durbuy

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Durbuy is often promoted as "the smallest city in the world":

This tourist slogan refers to a franchise charter granted by King Jean de Bohème, Count of Luxembourg, which in 1331 gave the city status to the city on the banks of the Ourthe.

The castle perched on a rocky promontory looks romantic. At its feet, nestles a small stone town, preserved by time. Surrounded by a river (the Ourthe), hills and woods, the "smallest city in the world" seems sheltered from everything. Its arcuate plan reveals that the river once bypassed it.

Who better than the link to this site can inform you of the history but also of all the possibilities of visiting this pretty little town that you absolutely have to discover or see again for your greatest pleasure

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  Durbuy, 20' by car from La Grange de David