Château de Jehay

© OPT / J.L. Flemal

© OPT / J.L. Flemal

© OPT / J.L. Flemal

As you come around the woods, you will see before you the Château de Jehay, an imposing 16th-century edifice surrounded by moats.

Listed as one of Wallonia's exceptional heritage sites, the Château de Jehay's remarkable architecture is unique in Europe. The former residence of Count Guy van den Steen offers an incredible journey of discovery through the fine arts. The special atmosphere here will give you an insight into the elegance of château life. Art lovers will be bowled over by an eclectic collection which includes furniture, silverware, paintings, tapestries, books and more.

Not only can you walk around the château at your leisure, but there is also a shop, a lounge area and exhibition rooms. The former stables now play host to temporary exhibitions on a range of themes.

Closed on Monday.
Last entrance at 5 pm.

Group visits: all year round by reservation.

Every Sunday in July and August (except 1 Sunday in August), guided visit to the castle, at 2 pm and 3.30 pm, included in the admission fee.

Castle: € 5 per person.
Park: € 2.50 per person.
Children younger than 6 years old: admission free.
Tape-guide: € 1.

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