Palais Provincial
This lovely 18th-century manor house was built by Namur’s Bishop de Strickland; nowadays the Walloon Parliament meets in what was once the bishop’s private chapel, and the interior is only open to visitors by appointment. Inside, the walls are lined with art, including an Italian stucco of the four seasons in the foyer, and in the receiving room, which was originally the billiard hall, a portrait of the bishop himself.
