The Ardennes are for the most part in the Belgian province of Luxembourg, but also in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and France. The Ardennes area is already 20 to 30 million years old and was formed by the lifting of the landscape. This is how the many hills, mountains and rivers like the Maas and the Semois in between were created. There are also many caves in the Ardennes such as those of Han-sur-Lesse. Due to the height difference in the region, the climate is also promoted. The tourist can certainly also enjoy this.

Matton-et-Clémency is French territory and is located in Le Pays des 3 Cantons (the Bouillon - Sedan - Florenville triangle) at 5 kilometers across the Belgian border. Lying back to the French forests and a view of the French hills. The village has 460 inhabitants. His beautiful church from the time of Napoleon III dominates the village. The arboretum and its wheel are the pride of the inhabitants. You also enjoy the microclimate of the Gaume region.