Château de Petite Somme

The limestone château exhibits both eclectic and Gothic Revival architectural elements across its exterior walls and towers built in 1888.

During World War I, the De Vaux family transformed the château into a hospital, which led to damage to several outbuildings.

The International Society for Krishna Consciousness purchased the property in 1979 and maintains it as Radhadesh, organizing religious activities.

Visitors can explore the château between 10:00 to 13:00 and 14:30 to 17:00, with guided tours available at Petite Somme 5, Durbuy.

The structure changed from a medieval fortress to a brick mansion, then to its current form through multiple demolitions and reconstructions.

Location: Septon

Inception: 1888

Architectural style: eclectic architecture, Gothic Revival

Made from material: limestone

Address: Petite Somme 5, 6940 Septon

Website: https://radhadesh.com

GPS coordinates: 50.34762,5.40614

Latest update: May 27, 2025 18:26