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Etusivu / Tunniste orval abbey ruins 68
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A happy Tony pouring his Orval beer
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A highlight of this trip was drinking Orval beer from the place it was made
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A vessel for boiling wort in the brewing process
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AJP 0743
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An interesting sculpture for a monastery
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Ceiling material
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Demonstration of Orval brewing process
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Displays of Orval beer glasses and bottles
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Entrance to Orval Monastery
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Fontaine Mathilde tells the legend of how Orval got its name
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History of Orval beer glasses
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History or Orval beers in the Orval Brewery Museum
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Hostellerie d'Orval, the tavern where we tasted Orval beer and cheese
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Ingredients for Orval beer
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Ironwork reflecting the iron and steel industry in Orval
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Lead window with religious art
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Map of Orval Abbey
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Medieval Orval Abbey cloisters
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Medieval Orval Abbey cloisters
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Old cloister
