Lavaux-Sainte-Anne Castle
heritage site in Lavaux-Sainte-Anne
Medieval castle with wetland nature reserve.
One of the most beautiful castles in Wallonia, classified as major heritage. Wander through 32 rooms from cellar to keep and discover the adjacent wetland nature reserve.
What you can do
- Visit 32 rooms spread across 3 museums (castle, nature, rural life)
- Wetland nature reserve with observation posts
- Boutique with regional products
- Regular events: antique fairs, Venetian costume shows, medieval weekends
A bit of history
The castle dates from 1244, when Jacques de Wellin built a watchtower along the Roman road Bavay-Nassogne. In the 15th century it was expanded into an imposing fortress with four towers. Today it is one of the best-preserved castles in the Famenne region.
Why we recommend it
The combination of castle and wetland nature reserve makes this a trip for all ages. Events are often an extra reason to visit. Check their calendar!
From ArdenNest
A 25-minute drive towards Rochefort.
— Recommended by Bieke & Christophe, your hosts at ArdenNest
Practical info
from the house
25 min
Address
Rue du Château 8, 5580 Lavaux-Sainte-Anne
Phone
+32 84 38 83 62Highlights
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