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Dinant is famous for :-
- Saxophone
- The Citadel
- The Merveilleuse Cave
- Maison Leffe.
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Saxophone(Adolphe Sax, man who invented Saxophone.Born in 1814 the city of Dinant).
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The Citadel (It was built in the 11th century by the Prince Bishops of Liège. It was sacked by Charles the Bold in 1466, rebuilt in 1530, then seized by Louis XIV in 1675. New fort were built by French military, To climb up to the Citadel in Dinant, the visitor has a choice between 408 steps (dating from 1577) and/or taking the cable car (1956, refurbished in 1997) To enjoy a stunning view over the town. In August 1914, violent battles were fought between French and German army units in and around the citadel at Dinant. A century later, the citadel gives the public the opportunity to discover that key moment in our history. One hundred years after the events, the imposing yet poignant setting of the citadel takes modern-day visitors back to the heart of the battles).
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The Merveilleuse Cave (The Dinant Cave, also known among the locals as Grotte La Merveilleuse, translates literally as “The Wonderful Cave". The Wonderful Caves of Dinant were discovered in 1904 by the local workers operating on the regional railroad construction. The cave has 850 meters of galleries, 650 meters of which are widely accessible to visitors)
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Maison Leffe (One of the best things to do in Dinant, if you love beer, is to visit the House of Leffe. While the beer actually originates from Leffe Abbey, which you can also visit in Dinant,you’ll still learn about the history of Leffe while walking the old corridors of an ancient monastery)
Dinant is so beautiful to visit. We spent a day in Dinant. You can buy a ticket from Ticket Counter (11 Euro adult including ropeway) , Boat was not running on that day so we missed it 
Including Boat, I think cost is around 22 Euro. Here is the top view from Dinant Citadel.
