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The Château de Beauraing is located in the park of Castel Sainte-Marie, a few hundred metres from the city centre. It is possible to enter the park to view the exterior of the towers, walls and outbuildings of the castle, but it is not possible to visit the interior. This old castle was built in the 13th century. It was destroyed and rebuilt several times over the centuries. However, it was the family of the Duke of Osuna, in the 19th century, who gave it a sumptuous appearance. Unfortunately, the castle was destroyed by fire in 1889. Since then, it has only been partially renovated.

The Château de Beauraing is located in the park of Castel Sainte-Marie, a few hundred metres from the city centre. It is possible to enter the park to view the exterior of the towers, walls and outbuildings of the castle, but it is not possible to visit the interior. This old castle was built in the 13th century. It was destroyed and rebuilt several times over the centuries. However, it was the family of the Duke of Osuna, in the 19th century, who gave it a sumptuous appearance. Unfortunately, the castle was destroyed by fire in 1889. Since then, it has only been partially renovated.

See Castel Ste-Marie which is located in this same park which is superb.

Very beautiful, very quiet, no motorized vehicles.

The Château Diericx de Tenham in Surice has a remarkable history, especially during the First World War. Aline Diericx de ten Hamme spent the summer with her sister in the castle of Surice and published an account of her experiences during the German invasion in August 1914. This account was published in the revue “Les Annales” on February 21, 1915. Surice itself is a section of the city of Philippeville, located in the province of Namur, and has a rich history dating back to Roman times and the Merovingian era. The village has suffered many wars and invasions over the centuries, which has undoubtedly had an impact on the local monuments, including possibly the Château Diericx de Tenham.

Village a little unknown but really worth the detour

It's just a brilliant bike route, quiet and close to nature.

In the Meuse valley, near the Belgian border, in the heart of the Regional Natural Park of the Ardennes lies the charming medieval village of Hierges, in the shadow of its castle. This castle of Hierges was rebuilt in the 16th century, when only consisting of towers and defensive walls, in a Mosan Renaissance style, and supplemented with beautiful gardens in the French and Italian style. This is not all for lovers of old buildings: go out into the city and discover the beautiful cobblestone streets surrounded by old houses! (https://www.france-voyage.com/france-toerisme/hierges-1983.htm)