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1850년에 철거된 옛 수성 성(Schloss Geulle)의 마구간은 성 해자 내에 우아하게 조경된 정원을 갖춘 아늑한 숙소로 개조되었습니다. 벽난로, 완비된 주방, 자전거, 무료 Wi-Fi를 갖춘 객실. 주변에 수많은 골프 코스와 훌륭한 미슐랭 스타 레스토랑이 있습니다.

The original Elsloo is located in the southwestern part of the current town. Despite the strong growth of the village, this old core has been preserved in more or less its original state and has had the status of a protected village view since 1971. Parts of the old village have disappeared due to the construction of the Juliana Canal. Via a steep slope, the Maasberg, one now ends up at the lower canal from the church. The best preserved part of the village is called Op de Berg, where, among other things, the 17th-century Schippershuis is located, since 1960 the regional museum of Elsloo. The St. Augustine Church used to be central to the village. Due to its location on the edge of the Maas valley, the tower protrudes above the valley and is therefore a recognizable point. The original church dated from 1459, but had become so dilapidated at the beginning of the 19th century that it had to be demolished. The current church was built in 1848 in neoclassical style to a design by Jean Dumoulin. The church houses a late medieval Anna te Drieën by an unknown sculptor, who was given the temporary name Master of Elsloo by art historian Prof. Dr. J.J.M. Timmers. Another attraction is Elsloo Castle, near the old village centre along the Juliana Canal. The current complex is only part of the original castle, which was washed away by the Maas over time. The castle also used to include the Slakmolen, a watermill that was restored in the 1980s and is now operational again. Source: https://eropuitinlimburg.com/site/elsloo/

Elsoo: the old centre and castle in pictures via https://eropuitinlimburg.com/site/omgeving-limburg/elsloo where you can read more about the village https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56CiGpwiJ08

With the Castle d'Aspremont-Lynden, the Museum Church, the Museum Pharmacy, Distillery Senden and the many historical buildings you travel back in time. The Drossaerdhuis, the Gatehouse and the Court of Justice are also worth a visit. In other words, a picturesque open-air museum.

The current castle is a fortification of the 17th century castle, which was demolished in 1847. The impressive castle is surrounded by a wide moat and there is a gatehouse on the west side, which you can reach via an arched bridge. The stables of the old moated castle, Geulle Castle, demolished in 1850, have been converted into comfortable accommodation with elegantly landscaped gardens within the moat.

Oud Rekem is well worth a visit by bike or on foot. Simply drive through the narrow streets and marvel at the many sights. In 2008, the place was voted the most beautiful village in Flanders, and it truly deserves it.

On May 29, 2008, the church village of Oud-Rekem was named the "most beautiful village in Flanders" by the Flemish Tourist Board. And rightly so. For us, it's an "insider tip."

The current castle is the remaining outer bailey, a remnant of a 17th-century Renaissance castle that was demolished in 1847. The remaining outer bailey is a national monument.