Sohier Castle

Probably built on very old foundations, Sohier castle is organised around an inner courtyard delimited by four limestone wings.

Three towers punctuate the ensemble: two cylindrical towers and a powerful square tower, transformed from a keep in 1616.

Once surrounded by a moat, the building lost its defensive character and adopted the appearance of a pleasure castle following the 1866 alterations.

Further alterations took place in the 20th century.

Isolated from the village, the building is surrounded by a richly planted park with some fifteen remarkable trees listed in the Belgian dendrological inventory. Such a concentration, on a rather limited surface, is an exception.

The castle and its park cannot be visited.

For more information, see our heritage page.