Château de Vonêche in Beauraing, Belgium, was built in 1806 by Aimé Gabriel d'Artigues, the owner of a local crystal factory.

The château is surrounded by a large park where the former crystal factory buildings once stood, reflecting the area's important history in European crystal production. The village of Vonêche itself has historical significance as the birthplace of European crystal manufacturing, with the first glass factory established there in the late 18th century and a crystal factory founded in 1802.

Although the château is privately owned and inhabited, its presence symbolizes the rich industrial heritage of the region linked to the crystal industry, alongside the tranquil natural beauty of its setting.