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The Château de Commanster was built in 1741 by Henri-François Baptiste as a prestigious aristocratic residence. The exterior walls are made of Ardennes sandstone, and the window frames are made of slate from Recht. The interior features an ornately carved oak staircase, elegant boiseries, and a Louis XV-style fireplace. Today, the castle is run by Roland Martin and Erna Maraite, who offer a cozy restaurant with regional specialties and the castle's own beer, the Cervoise. Picturesquely situated in the Ardennes near Vielsalm, it invites you to linger.

Recently built castle between 1912 and 1919 on the site of a 16th century castle. Dominant location over the Amblève valley. The towers give it a fairytale medieval character.

The view of Château de Froidcour is breathtaking, with the impressive castle rising up between the rolling hills and dense forests of the Ardennes. From various vantage points, you can admire the elegant silhouette of the château, surrounded by a picturesque landscape that shines in every season.

1741 Château de Commaster.

Napoleon's post office, coffee and home-brewed beer on Saturday and Sunday.

The forest opens for a moment to offer a beautiful view of the Château de Froidcourt.

Farnières Castle was built into the local arkose rock by the nobleman Fernand Orban de Xivry in the 1920s. The castle is today occupied by the CRH Domaine de Farnières, a center which offers comfortable accommodation, a kitchen simple and friendly and a range of engaging activities for all ages. You can also admire the ancient chapel of Farnières which, according to legend, was built after a statue of the Virgin Mary was found at the foot of a tree. The castle and its chapel are not open to the public, but they can serve as a starting point for magnificent trails in the forests.

If you're looking for a historical and culinary adventure, why not visit Commanster Castle? This 18th-century castle is a listed monument, boasting impressive oak woodwork, coats of arms, and gates. You can also sample Cervoise, a special beer brewed in the medieval style, and enjoy local grilled specialties. The castle is open Friday evenings, weekends, and public holidays. You can stroll around the castle grounds and explore the surrounding woods and fields, or join one of the guided tours to learn more about its history and secrets.