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Xhendremael is one of the oldest parishes in the region. It remained until the beginning of the 19th century the “mother” church of several parishes (including Hombroux and Alleur, which quickly became more important). The first church (from at least the 8th century) was dedicated to Saint George. Although a mother church, its population was not very large, the parish apparently never had more than a single priest who also had to serve an annex chapel in the hamlet of Viernay (until the end of the 18th century approximately)

beautiful castle, recommended to cycle to the castle from the haspengouw, the roads are downright bad from Liege.

The castle of Waroux is a castle located on the road to Waroux in the village of Alleur (municipality of Ans). The current building is originally medieval as evidenced by the square-base keep and flint ring wall. Waroux is one of the few round Belgian castles. History[edit | edit source text] The Waroux domain is part of the county of Loon and belonged to the Waroux family. Through the marriage in 1525 of Agnes van Warfusée, Lady Waroux with Richard Merode (+1539) it comes to the de Merode family. A memorial stone in the castle dated 1696 is decorated with the arms of the de Clercx family, probably the de Merode Waroux family sold to Michel Clercx during the last decade of the 17th century. The de Clercx family of Waroux sells the castle to Francis Everard de Harzir in 1925. The children sell the castle to doctor Leo Janssis in 1986. The latter sold the castle to the municipality of Ans in January 2005.

The castle of Waroux is a castle located on the road to Waroux in the village of Alleur (municipality of Ans). The current building is originally medieval as evidenced by the square-base keep and flint ring wall. Waroux is one of the few round Belgian castles. The Waroux domain is part of the county of Loon and belonged to the Waroux family. Through the marriage in 1525 of Agnes van Warfusée, Lady Waroux with Richard Merode (+1539) it comes to the de Merode family. A memorial stone in the castle dated 1696 is decorated with the arms of the de Clercx family, probably the de Merode Waroux family sold to Michel Clercx during the last decade of the 17th century. The de Clercx family of Waroux sells the castle to Francis Everard de Harzir in 1925. The children sell the castle to doctor Leo Janssis in 1986. The latter sold the castle to the municipality of Ans in January 2005.