Bioul

Bioul is a village located in the province of Namur, Wallonia, Belgium. It is part of the municipality of Anhée. Bioul is situated in the Ardennes region, known for its rolling hills and forested landscapes. The village lies near the Meuse River, a significant waterway in Belgium.

Historically, Bioul has a connection to agricultural activities, particularly viticulture. The village is home to the Château de Bioul, a notable castle that has been in the same family for centuries. The château is recognized for its vineyards, which produce wine. This winemaking tradition is a distinctive characteristic of the area.

The local economy in Bioul is influenced by its agricultural heritage and tourism, drawing visitors interested in the château, its wines, and the natural beauty of the surrounding Ardennes. The community is relatively small, maintaining a close-knit atmosphere. Transportation links connect Bioul to larger towns and cities in the region, facilitating access for residents and tourists alike. The Meuse River provides a scenic backdrop and has historically been important for trade and transport in the area.