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This is not the Donnea castle, the Donnea castle is located on the Tongersesteenweg in Guigoven: https://www.komoot.com/nl-nl/plan/@50.8369945,5.4012574,18.095z?sport=hike&constitution=2&waypoint=poi:6YOUd

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This castle, also known as 't Rood Kasteel (Red Castle), was the former residence of the Lords of Guigoven and is one of the few buildings built on the marshy soil of the Mombeek alluvial plain. Early sources mention it as early as the 13th century. The oldest parts of the complex (the house to the left of the gatehouse: 1619) date from the first half of the 17th century and were built in the Maasland Renaissance style. The 18th- and 19th-century renovations were generally carried out in the Classical and Neoclassical styles. Originally, it was a moated castle with a drawbridge as the only access. The current pond is a remnant of the former moat.

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In December 2021, De Langeman, a 200-meter-long, 6-meter-wide bicycle bridge, opened. The name De Langeman refers to the famous Hasselt giant, but also alludes to the physical characteristics of Hasselt's longest bridge.[3] The bridge is part of the F72 cycle highway, which changes banks there.

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Liège is 60 meters above sea level. Six locks bridge the difference in height with Antwerp. One of these locks is the Godsheide Lock, built after the construction of the Albert Canal between 1930 and 1938. The lock is 39.8 meters above sea level at its highest point and 29.7 meters at its lowest. Filling the 16-meter-deep lock requires 53,000 cubic meters of water, roughly equivalent to the volume of 17 Olympic swimming pools.

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The lock system was built during the canal construction in the 1930s and includes three locks and a road bridge.

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Kasteel de Donnea is an elegant, U-shaped French-style country house that has dominated Tongersesteenweg in Guigoven since the early 19th century. Surrounded by an English landscape garden with distinctive trees and a stately farmhouse dating back to 1839, the estate exudes tranquility and grandeur. Behind the stucco facades and mansard roofs lies a story of nobility, wartime destruction, and meticulous restoration.

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