Jambes: Museums, Exhibitions & Discounts

Jambes is a district of Namur, located on the right bank of the Meuse River in southern Belgium. Originally an independent municipality, it merged with Namur in 1977 and has since become an integral part of the Walloon capital city. The area is characterized by its residential neighborhoods and important administrative buildings, including several regional government offices.

Jambes is connected to Namur's city center by multiple bridges spanning the Meuse, with the Charles de Gaulle Bridge being one of the main connecting points. The district has maintained its own distinct cultural identity while being part of greater Namur, hosting various cultural events throughout the year and being home to several sports facilities. Its position along the Meuse River has historically influenced its development, with the riverside areas offering pleasant walking paths and recreational spaces.