CastleAnsembourg

Château d'Ansembourg

To be privately owned

Château d'Ansembourg is a Renaissance edifice in the Eisch Valley in Luxembourg. It is one of the historical sites in the region.

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The construction of Château d'Ansembourg took place between 1639 and 1647, initiated by the ironmaster Thomas Bidart. In the 18th century, the complex was expanded by his descendant Lambert-Joseph de Marchant. To distinguish it from the older castle complex located on a mountain above, the château is often referred to as the “New Château d'Ansembourg.” Both structures are part of the “Valley of the Seven Castles.”

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