Kasteel Rosmeulen

The rectangular castle exhibits two floors beneath a slate mansard roof, with painted facades featuring basket arch openings and substantial stucco decorations.

Built before 1914, the castle served as the residence of Florent Rosmeulen, director of a chocolate factory, who never lived there due to World War I.

The entrance hall displays a rose marble staircase and an Art Nouveau stained glass window depicting hunting scenes, reflecting early 20th-century Belgian design.

The castle property includes a 300-square-meter hall available for community events and gatherings, with access through an iron gate entrance.

A tunnel connects the main building to a swimming pool structure, while the surrounding 2.5-hectare park contains an Italian garden with fountains.

Location: Tongeren

Architectural style: Art Nouveau architecture, Rococo Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 50.76778,5.51611

Latest update: May 27, 2025 17:44