Castle of the Princes of Chimay

In the year 1000, the chronicles already referred to a donjon designed to watch over the valley of the Eau Blanche river. This was the point where the Castle of Chimay was to be constructed.
The donjon, with its low-vaulted rooms, is the most interesting architectural part. The façade is scarred by the pullies that supported the drawbridge. You can still see the ancient vaults in the Guard Room as well as an ornamental tiling made of 45,000 slates.
The theatre, constructed in 1863, shows clear references to Louis XV's castle of Fontainebleau.

Visit the Castle
Duration: 45 minutes
Fee: €6 per person in a group (20 people), €7 individuals.
When: from Easter to All Saints, every day at 10am, 11am, 3am and 4pm.
Off season: by reservation

Partially accessible to people with reduced mobility
Animals allowed on request

Visit our partners' webpages

• MAC's - Museum of Contemporary Art of the French-speaking Community
• INTERNATIONAL CARNIVAL AND MASK MUSEUM
• ROYAL MUSEUM OF MARIEMONT
• CLOISTER GARDEN OF THE HOPITAL NOTRE-DAME A LA ROSE
• RAILWAY DISCOVERY CENTRE AND TRAMWAY MUSEUM IN THUIN (ASVI)