Borgharen Castle, Medieval château in Borgharen, Netherlands.
Borgharen Castle is a château complex on the banks of the Maas River, distinguished by a Baroque main building with a semicircular design and two square towers. A moat surrounds the entire structure, shaping the landscape of the location.
The first mention of the castle dates to 1202 in records from Saint-Gerlach monastery. It later suffered severe damage from military conflicts over toll rights along the Maas River.
The interior rooms display decorations from the Louis XVI period, reflecting the tastes of former inhabitants. The spaces show how noble families lived and arranged their homes here.
The castle is located in a rural area along the Maas and is visible from the outside. Visitors should plan ahead and check accessibility information before visiting.
In the early 21st century, apartments occupied the historic building, greatly altering its original appearance. The current owners have removed these modern additions to reveal the original spaces beneath.
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