Bruxelles-Charleroi airport Bonheur

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. The space Charleroi is a lively city that is close to the studio, but Dampremy is a quiet and peaceful city. Not far from the Sambre. Dampremy had a great industrial past in the days of the Belgian Coal Mines. Welcoming many large industries that participated in the prosperity of the industrial basin of Charleroi: the Dampremy glassworks, the concessions of the Charbonnages de Sacré-Madame... The Sambre, a tributary of the Meuse, runs along the territory of the locality to the south. The Piéton stream and the Brussels-Charleroi canal, dug in its valley, converge with the Sambre. To the east, the Lodelinsart stream, a tributary of the Sambre, forms almost the entire border with Charleroi. To the north, the Warchat stream, a tributary of the Lodelinsart stream, forms the boundary with Lodelinsart. Nearby: 50 meters from bus stops 400 meters from Dampremy metro 450 meters bakery 400 meters from night shop 500 meters from Elio Ivan Park 1.2 km from Colruyt Dampremy (supermarket) 1.5 km from the Rive Gauche shopping mall 1.7 km Decathlon Charleroi 2 km from Charleroi-Sud train station 2 km from Terril Bayemont-Saint Charles 2 km from Charleroi city center 2.3 km from Queen Astrid Park 3.2 km from Grand Hôpital de Charleroi 3.4 km from Marie Curie Hospital 14 km Brussels-Charleroi Airport 64 km from Grand Place in Brussels 73 km Brussels Airport.