Kasteel Ter Borght, Westmeerbeek

The castle features a symmetrical design with a central building from 1780 and two lower wings added during the nineteenth century.

In 1831, the castle served as a command post for Leopold I, the first king of Belgium, during military operations.

The neoclassical residence contains marble floors, decorated ceilings in the chapel, and architectural elements reflecting late eighteenth-century design principles.

Visitors can access the 20-hectare park through a footbridge path that connects to walking junctions 204 and 377, avoiding the N15 road.

The estate includes a historical duck decoy, an ice cellar, and an iron-structured orangery with glass walls near ancient forests along the old Netearm.

GPS coordinates: 51.06399,4.84353

Latest update: May 27, 2025 17:45