6.5 km | 8.8 km-effort
Celles stems from the Latin cella, cell and according to tradition owes it origin to Saint-Hadelin (617-690), originally from Guyenne. After a long journey during which he was for some time accompanied by Saint-Remacle, founder of the abbey of Stavelot, Saint-Hadelin retired to the middle of woods in a cave. There, he was joined by a number of companions attracted by his reputation of saintliness. The cells that his companions built to live in gave their name to the village.
Walking
Randonnées de la Maison du Tourisme Famenne - Ardenne Ourthe & Lesse PRO
