Castle of Val-Duchesse
Auderghem, Belgium, Belgium
Castle of Val-Duchesse in Auderghem is a historic estate in southeast Brussels, built on the site of a former 13th-century priory founded by Duchess Aleyde.
Today it belongs to the Belgian Royal Trust and is mainly used for official and diplomatic purposes rather than as a regular tourist attraction. It is also well known in European history because important meetings held there helped lead to the creation of the European Common Market.
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1160 Auderghem, Belgium
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Castle of Val-Duchesse is located in Auderghem, Belgium, Belgium.
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