Hotel
CastleBrussels (Bruxelles)-Auderghem
Château Valduc
In the Belgian capital of Brussels, Château Valduc, a historic castle, rises. Built in the 19th century, it now serves as a hotel.
History+
The origins of Château Valduc date back to 1870, when Baron Paul de Cartier commissioned the construction of the estate. Just six years later, on September 12, 1876, the castle changed hands: Paul Cartier sold it to Emmanuel Prelle der Nieppe.
Location+
Château Valduc is located in the Auderghem district of Brussels, within the Brussels-Capital Region in Belgium. It stands at an elevation of approximately 93 meters above sea level.
On site+
Today, Château Valduc houses a hotel, where visitors can stay within its historic walls.
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