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Visit : Castle, Architectural Heritage

Corroy-le-Château Mediaeval Castle

Corroy-le-Château Mediaeval Castle
© Christian Genard - FTPN
  • Address:
    Rue du Château de Corroy 4
    5032 CORROY-LE-CHATEAU (GEMBLOUX)
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  • Opening Dates
    • from Tuesday 1 May 2012 to Saturday 30 June 2012
      • Sunday and Public Holydays : 10:00-18:00
    • from Sunday 1 July 2012 to Friday 31 August 2012
      • SAT, SUN and public holidays : 10:00-18:00
    • from Saturday 1 September 2012 to Sunday 30 September 2012
      • Sunday and Public Holydays : 10:00-18:00

Constructed around 1270 by Earl Philippe de Vianden, this castle is a unique example of mediaeval architecture in Belgium because it remains in perfect condition. The Castle has never been sold, having been passed down through the family - today, it is inhabited by the Marquee of Trazegnies. Built according to a pentagonal plan, it has four towers and is filled with beautiful decor dating to between the 13th and 19th centuries, as well as a number of masterpieces. The master hall and chapel are particularly beautiful, being decorated with rare marble and decorative paintings.


Guided tours: on written request outside the official opening hours - languages: FR, NL and EN on request

Access: E411, exit 11 / E42, exit 13




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