Dinant in Belgium has its own Copenhagen

The scenery here has already surpassed Bruges and Ghent in my mind (of course, Bruges and Ghent are also very beautiful). But the beauty of Dinant is the beauty of the French-speaking region, which is somewhat different from the scenery of the Dutch-speaking region. Dinant is a small town on the Meuse River in the French-speaking southern part of Belgium. From Namur, take a small train all the way south, and the scenery along the way is of water towns until you approach the border between Belgium and France. The buildings in Dinant are mainly in medieval style. P2 is the landmark of Dinant, the Gothic-style Notre-Dame Church. According to the information, the Notre-Dame Church was built in the 13th century and is a surviving medieval building.