Bomal

Bomal is a village and district in the Marche-en-Famenne municipality, located in the province of Luxembourg, Belgium. It is situated in the Walloon Region, specifically in the Ardennes. The village lies on the Ourthe River, a significant waterway in the region.

Historically, Bomal has been a rural settlement. Its economy was traditionally based on agriculture and forestry, typical of the Ardennes landscape. The village retains a picturesque charm with its stone houses and natural surroundings. The Ourthe River has played a role in the local life, providing water and opportunities for fishing and recreation.

Bomal is known for its natural beauty, attracting visitors interested in hiking, cycling, and exploring the Ardennes. The area offers scenic views and access to walking trails. Nearby attractions often include other villages and natural sites within the Marche-en-Famenne area. The local community maintains traditions associated with rural Belgian life. The administrative integration into Marche-en-Famenne means that Bomal benefits from the services and infrastructure of the larger municipality while retaining its distinct village identity. Its location in the Ardennes makes it a quiet retreat for those seeking a connection with nature.