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CastleDilbeek
De Viron Castle
In Dilbeek, Flanders, De Viron Castle stands as an example of Tudor-style architecture in Belgium. Built upon the foundations of a medieval fortress, it currently serves as the seat for local authorities.
History+
The origins of the current castle date back to the 14th century, when a fortress occupied this site. In 1863, the present De Viron Castle was constructed on these ruins. Architect Jean-Pierre Cluysenaar designed the edifice in the Tudor style for the de Viron family.
Location+
De Viron Castle is situated in Dilbeek, a municipality within the Flemish Brabant province, part of the Flanders region in Belgium.
On site+
Today, De Viron Castle houses the offices of local authorities, thus functioning as an active administrative center. The structure remains in use.
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