Heure is a rural village situated quite high up. There are various restaurants of very good quality in the village and the tourist information is located in the centre (most of the marked hiking tours in the area will begin from here). Moressée is at some kilometres from Heure. The view is magnificent and there is complete silence, so it is very popular with hikers. Somal, situated in a valley, is nearby, and is a typical Ardennes village with half-timbered houses. The distance to Durbuy is ca 10 km, to Marche 8 km, to Rochefort 25 km. In the “Country of Valleys” there are plenty of activities organised throughout the entire year: each Wednesday morning: a market in Barvaux; each Sunday morning: a market in Bomal; the carnival of Marche-en-Famenne; Easter and chocolate markets in Durbuy; flower market and bird market in Marche-en-Famenne; and a Christmas fair and ice skating rink in Durbuy (weekends of December). Additionally, there are many sights nearby: the garden of the domain of Chevetogne with theme gardens; Durbuy, the world’s smallest town- visit the old town and box tree garden; the grottos of Han; the village Chardeneux, one of the most beautiful Walloon villages; or La Gallo Romaine in Rochefort (life of the Gallo-Romans). There are other activities possible such as: mountain biking (bike rental at 3 km), kayaking (10 km), horseback riding (5 km), golf (6 km) or a pool (6 km). Children’s’ activities include: Domain of Chevetogne with 10 playgrounds, an outdoor pool and a petting zoo; 'Chez Grand-Père'; 'Wazaby' with 2 covered playgrounds; farmers’ golf in Heure (a variation of miniature golf); or the beach of the Ourthe in Noiseux.