Where's Wallonia?

A travel guide in association with the Belgian Tourist Office

Friday 14 June 2013 14:00 BST

Detail from the Monument to the Martyrs of the Two World Wars, Charleroi (Alamy)

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War and peace: history revisited in the cities of Southern Belgium.

Wallonia: Where the Western Front left its mark

Liège: The city that fought back

Namur: Adventures in Europe's historic heart

Tournai: A return to past glories

Charleroi: Phoenix from the flames

Mons: Relics and remembrance