투르네‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪8‬개의 동굴

11세기 최초의 성벽에 속한 이 탑은 철저히 복원되어 2023년 10월 24일에 다시 개장되었습니다. 기념 명판이 이를 증명합니다.

Rue Muche-Vache 9-13에 위치한 이 U자형 3개 동의 컨트리 하우스는 17세기 초까지 거슬러 올라가는 역사를 가지고 있습니다. 왼쪽 파사드에는 1618년이라는 연도가 새겨져 있습니다. 안뜰을 향한 파사드는 당시 유행하던 투르네(Tournai) 스타일로 18세기에 지어졌습니다. 왼쪽 날개는 프랑수아-조제프 페테링크(François-Joseph Peterinck)가 살았던 시기보다 훨씬 이전인 1618년으로 앵커에 의해 날짜가 매겨졌지만, 뒷면 건물의 건축 날짜는 알려지지 않았습니다. 이 건물이 수많은 변화를 겪었다는 것은 알려져 있습니다. 위층은 19세기에 추가된 것으로 보입니다. 내부에는 10미터 이상의 경간을 가진 기념비적인 참나무 들보가 보존되어 있으며, 매끄러운 콘크리트 기둥으로 보강해야 했습니다. 18세기 중반, 이 영지는 유명한 도자기 공장 "Manufacture Impériale et Royale de Porcelaine"의 설립자인 프랑수아-조제프 페테링크의 개인 거주지(겨울 궁전)였습니다. 이 세기 초, 황폐해진 컨트리 하우스는 건축상을 수상한 프로젝트인 "Les tables de Muche-Vache" 레스토랑으로 개조되었습니다. 2021년에서 2023년 사이에 고급 주거 단지로 개조되었습니다. 출처: Facebook & Architrave n°162

The Lordship of Guermignies (one of the streets in Pottes still bears that name), of which the castle was once the seat, produced figures who played an important role in the history of our region. For instance, the House of Croÿ was of great importance in the unification of the Netherlands. The current appearance of the building is that of a large farmhouse rather than a castle.

In the 19th century, the castle was inhabited by members of the Burgundian family, such as Charles of Burgundy. Charles of Burgundy, son of Philippe and Marie Claire Joseph Julie de Brandt de Maizières, was born in Tournai on 8 February 1810. He was a Knight of the Order of Leopold and a Knight of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. He married Elisabeth Zénobie de la Chaussée, daughter of Charles Léopold Marie, Knight, and Thérèse Charlotte de Savary de Gavre. She was born in Lille on 5 November 1816. She died at the Château de Estaimbourg on 27 July 1885, at the age of 68. He also died at the castle on 24 March 1886, at the age of 76.

Originally, this was the seat of the Guermignies estate, which was successively owned by the Croÿ, Marnix, Croix, and Beauffort families. It was first mentioned as a manor house in 1388. It was rebuilt in 1624 by Jean de Marnix. The main house, gatehouse, and an outbuilding date from that year.

The building is currently completely covered in scaffolding. The site will become a large wellness complex, developed by Waer Waters. Source: notele.be

The Château de Beauregard dates from the late 18th century. The neoclassical building was commissioned by Hippolyte Marescaille de Courcelles and built by Antoine Payen-le-Vieux, an architect from Tournai, starting in 1795. The manor house stands on a former castle site that had belonged to several families since the 15th century. The two-story castle was extended in 1841 with a third story in the same style. The castle, with a pond and a balustrade-lined terrace, is situated in an English-style parkland with meadows planted with ginkgo trees (Chinese conifers), weeping willows, and purple beeches. The manor house consists of a rectangular main building with a peristyle connecting the two projecting wings to the facade. The facade extends over seven bays and three stories. A staircase leads to the peristyle with Tuscan columns and the entablature with triglyphs that supports the balustrade-lined terrace on the second floor. The plastered facade has bays with corner and central stone mullions, each adorned with a tall stone keystone. The side facade consists of six bays and is lit by openings with beveled frames. To the south of the castle is a courtyard with brick outbuildings, built by A. Decraene in 1842. The complex was classified as a protected heritage site on November 4, 1976 (the complex includes the castle, the park, and the tourist center, consisting of the church, the lime-tree-lined avenue leading to it, the old watermill, the ponds, and the surrounding grounds). Source: agencewallonnedupatrimoine.be

Today, the Camille Depinoy municipal school is partly housed in the castle (park).