Le château et ses jardins

The Castle and its gardens

Owned by the de Ligne princes since the 14th century, the château visible today was partly rebuilt to its mediaeval plan, complete with four corner towers and moat, after a fire in 1900.

The magnificent 18th-century gardens are set in a huge, 20-hectare rectangle with an ornamental lake known as Neptune’s Mirror at its centre and a series of groves, grassed sitting areas and water features, plus a vegetable garden, running along its sides.

This is extended by the Grande Avenue, an avenue of beech trees 4 km long bordered by the Rond Bois wood and crossed by the La Héronnière pool.

Monument et site classés par Arrêté du Régent (20-06-1949)

Jardins classés comme monument par Arrêté ministériel de la Région wallone (09-12-1993)

P. E. de Wallonie

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