STREET ART DINANT

Wonder Wall brings the wonder of art within everyone’s reach.

As you wander around Dinant, you’ll come across these gigantic works of art – created by Belgian and international artists – tucked away in the narrow streets.

A street art trail to explore at your own pace, which will continue to grow over time.

FARNIENTE

Work by Mr Tris, located just a stone’s throw from the Saint-Roch pub, this mural invites passers-by on Rue Pont-en-Isle to stop and savour, for a brief moment, a poetic lesson in the art of doing nothing.

CORPUS

Created by Démosthène on the wall of Collège Notre-Dame, CORPUS explores the building’s dual identity: a school as a place of learning, but also as a place of life.

LA PARTIE DE BILLES

A gigantic mural by Nadège Dauvergne, located right next to Notre-Dame School. A simple subject brought to life through one of the most complex techniques.

LE ROI MIDAS A DES OREILLES D'ÂNE

On the Princesse Élisabeth Esplanade, Sara Conti revisits, with this vibrant mural, the legend of King Midas and his embarrassing secret... One of the very first murals created in Dinant.

A MA ZONE

Through this monumental mural overlooking the railway station, Tetal evokes distant lands, inviting viewers to travel and discover new horizons.

SAUT D'ART

This mural by Farmprod was created to bring life and colour to the railway station underpass. It also features subtle nods to André Sodar and Jijé.

BRIQUE AUX 1000 COULEURS

Visible in the inner courtyard of La Dinantaise and inspired by the world of Alice in Wonderland, this participatory mural was created by artist Benoit Beth together with young people from the neighbourhood.