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Chateau de Beloeil, otherwise known as the little Belgian Versailles.

Château de Belœil is a magnificent castle surrounded by impressive French gardens, located in the heart of Hainaut. Owned by the de Ligne family since the 14th century, this stately castle exudes elegant, historic charm.

Located in the province of Hainaut, the Château de Thoricourt is an elegant example of 18th-century neoclassical architecture, built by Count Henri-Gabriel de la Barre d'Erquelinnes. This imposing castle with its symmetrical facade and rustic yet refined appearance is set amidst extensive gardens, charming ponds and avenues lined with old trees. The interior, normally closed to the public, is renowned for its beautiful rococo details and original decorations, which reflect the grandeur of the past. For lovers of heritage and nature, the castle and the surrounding park offer a special place to go back in time and enjoy serene beauty.

Pairi Daiza is a beautiful zoo located in Brugelette. Originally opened in 1994 under the name Paradisio, the park is home to a whopping 7,000 animals, including many endangered species. Pairi Daiza, which means “closed garden” in Persian, offers a unique journey through the five continents of our world, with authentic gardens stretching over 70 hectares. The park actively participates in breeding programs for the rescue of endangered species. Furthermore, visitors can spend an unforgettable night in close contact with extraordinary animals at the Pairi Daiza Resort. The park has been voted the best zoo in Europe several times.

Pairi Daiza (until 2009 Paradisio or Parc Paradisio) is an animal park in Cambron-Casteau (Hainault), which opened its doors on May 11, 1994. Pairi Daiza participates in 89 EEPs (breeding programs) for the conservation and protection of endangered species. The zoo was listed on the Brussels stock exchange (PARD) until May 23, 2016. In 2015 it became the French-speaking Company of the Year. Pairi Daiza was also voted Best Zoo in Europe several times. The park contains a large number of large buildings, such as a temple, a mill and a ship. In front of the entrance there is a covered parking lot, on which there are hundreds of solar panels.

I don't call it a zoo but a nature park. So much more to see than animals. If you live close enough, you can really enjoy it for hours (days) with an annual subscription and see new things again and again. Love it! ! !

For centuries it has been the residence of the princes of Ligne, a noble Belgian family. This castle is sometimes called the Versailles of Belgium. It can be visited, but closed for the 2023 season, open again from April 2024. The village where it is located also has something magical, the grandeur of the buildings, the gardens, the swans in the moat... and of course the surrounding forests where you can freely ride MTB... wonderful. Be sure to check the hunting dates during the hunting season. Here you will find an interactive hunting map https://www.ultimatehiking.net/jacht