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畑や野原をまっすぐ横切る、美しい未舗装のハイキングコースとの交差点もここにあります！

城とその周辺は現在修復中です。すでに素晴らしいですが、将来的にはさらに素晴らしくなるでしょう。とても素敵な小さなレストランと無料のトイレもあります。

really old place, and a place of rest

Beautiful green surroundings

Beautiful forest where you can cycle.

The Statieput in Eernegem, also known as the Stationsvijver, is a historical pond located in Eernegem. This pond was originally dug as a water reservoir for the railways and has a surface area of approximately 5 hectares with a depth of approximately 2.40 meters. The water was previously used for the boilers of steam locomotives and sent to Ostend via pipes. The pond was enlarged in the 1920s and has retained its current shape ever since.

Nowadays the castle is a luxury hotel/restaurant and conference centre (Restaurant realised in 1990 and hotel built in 1996 by the then organisers of the Rock Torhout festival). On the other side of the Torhout - Oostende road lies the domain of the Wijnendale castle.

The history of 'Domein d' Aertrycke' begins in 1865 when August de Maere, the spiritual father of the port of Zeebrugge, acquired 98 ha of the 'Verloren Kost' domain. In 1869 he had the now centrally located neo-Gothic castle built to a design by the Antwerp architect Joseph Schadde. In 1897 August de Maere, who had in the meantime been elevated to the nobility, was given permission to add d'Aertrycke to his name. With the exception of a short period after the First World War, the domain remained the property of the family. Xavier de Maere, the last owner of the castle, became known as second-in-command of the Belgian South Pole Expedition 1958-1959. After the death of his mother, who was the last of the family to live in the castle, he concluded an agreement with the West Flemish provincial government for the partial opening of the castle domain to the general public. In 2012, the province acquired full ownership and Domein d'Aertrycke became a fully-fledged provincial domain.