Welcome to Mirwart!
📍 Saint-Hubert, Province of Luxembourg, Belgium
Located in the heart of the Saint-Hubert forest, the small village of Mirwart welcomes you with its serenity and natural splendour.
Surrounded by 1,350 hectares of forest, Mirwart – ranked among the most beautiful villages in Wallonia – is a unique place that invites you to relax and enjoy outdoor activities.
Mirwart and its castle
Perched on a rock overlooking the L'Homme river valley, Mirwart Castle has watched over the village for over a thousand years.
Some historical landmarks:
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The first fortress was documented in 955, mentioned in the chronicles of Saint-Hubert Abbey.
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The lords of Mirwart were long-time allies and protectors of the abbey.
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Destroyed and rebuilt several times, the current castle was built between 1706 and 1734 on the medieval ruins.
Today, this historic site, nestled in the heart of the Belgian Ardennes, has become the setting for our wedding.
Coming by car
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E411 motorway (Brussels ↔ Luxembourg) – exit 24 ‘Saint-Hubert’
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E25 motorway (Liège ↔ Luxembourg) – exit 52 ‘Baraque de Fraiture’, then follow the N89 towards Saint-Hubert
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National road N4 (Namur ↔ Arlon) – exit towards N89 towards Saint-Hubert
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National road N89 (Marche-en-Famenne ↔ Bouillon) – follow signs for Saint-Hubert / Mirwart
Coming by train
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Poix-Saint-Hubert station (7 km)
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Jemelle station (20 km)
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Marloie station (25 km)
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Libramont station (30 km)
A private shuttle service can be arranged from Poix-Saint-Hubert and/or Jemelle railway stations in the early afternoon on the Saturday before the ceremony.
Please let us know in advance if you are arriving by train.
Arriving by plane
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Brussels Airport (139 km)
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Charleroi – Brussels South (112 km)
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Liège Airport (86 km)
You will then need to hire a car or take the train to Mirwart Castle.
On site: getting around by taxi
Remember to book in advance: the region is not a metropolis.
Taxi Verrecas: +32 (0)479 01 85 25
Saint-Hubert Express: taxisainthubertexpress.com