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Pastur Castle
Jodoigne, Belgium, Belgium
Pastur Castle, known as Château Pastur, is a classical-style historic monument in Jodoigne, Belgium, originally built in the 13th century as a fortified structure for the Counts of Duras and later transformed in 1730 by architect Verreucken under Count de Romrée into its current elegant form with Gobertange stone facades, U-shaped layout, and bulb-shaped turret roofs.
Listed since 1971, it takes its name from 19th-century notary Philippe Pastur and now serves as the town's town hall, housing municipal offices, a library, and toy library in a scenic park at Rue du Château. The castle sits centrally amid Walloon heritage sites, offering visitors a glimpse of medieval-to-classical evolution without heavy tourism.
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Rue du Château 13, 1370 Jodoigne, Belgium
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