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Gravensteen
Ghent, Belgium
The counts' castle rises directly from Ghent's historic centre, with thick stone walls, towers and interior spaces that explain medieval lordship within a wealthy trading city.
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Ooidonk Castle
Deinze, Belgium
Ooidonk combines a moated setting, brick-and-sandstone Renaissance architecture and formal grounds, illustrating the aristocratic country estates that developed around the Leie valley.
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Alden Biesen Castle
Bilzen, Belgium
Alden Biesen's moated buildings, courtyards, church and gardens preserve the scale of a regional commandery of the Teutonic Order rather than a conventional aristocratic château.
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Château de Beloeil
Beloeil, Belgium
A long, low château reflected in broad water features sits within formal gardens and parkland, representing the long aristocratic history of the Princes de Ligne.
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Citadel of Namur
Namur, Belgium
Fortifications spread across the hill where the Sambre meets the Meuse, combining underground military works, broad ramparts and some of the clearest views over Namur.
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Citadel of Dinant
Dinant, Belgium
The citadel occupies a steep limestone ridge directly above the Meuse, pairing military history with an elevated view of Dinant's narrow river corridor.
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Reinhardstein Castle
Waimes, Belgium
Stone walls and towers occupy a steep wooded spur above the Warche valley, giving the restored castle a strong relationship with the Ardennes landscape.
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Bouillon Castle
Bouillon, Belgium
The long fortress ridge above a loop of the Semois combines medieval military architecture with extensive views over Bouillon and the wooded Ardennes.
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La Roche-en-Ardenne Castle
La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium
Ruined walls occupy a rocky height above a bend of the Ourthe, giving a direct sense of how medieval fortifications controlled movement through the Ardennes valleys.
