Château de la Rocq

Seneffe, Belgium, Belgium

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Château de la Rocq is a large 17th‑century water castle in the village of Arquennes, part of the municipality of Seneffe in the province of Hainaut, Wallonia, Belgium, originally built in 1390 as a fortified moated castle and later rebuilt as a more residential water château in the 1600s.

It is surrounded by impressive moats and set within about 30 hectares of parkland with a spacious private parking area, and today it is a private venue that can be rented for weddings, business meetings, seminars, garden parties and themed events, with flexible use of several rooms and salons and on‑site catering services.

The castle also offers accommodation for guests, with 20 comfortable bedrooms, and is often used as a “château‑only” location for high‑end receptions where the surroundings, history and scale of the building provide a prestigious setting rather than a public museum or daily tourist attraction.