Corroy-le-Château Castle
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Corroy-le-Château Castle

Written traces of a powerful Corroy family date back to the 11th century. In the 13th century, Count Vianden built an enormous fortress and castle in the middle of the marshes bordering the Duchy of Namur. The fortress was inspired by the plans of the Louvre. Over the centuries, it underwent various modifications, mainly to make it more comfortable.

The castle has passed from generation to generation in the family. The current Marquis de Trazegnies is a direct descendant of the Counts of Nassau who built the fortress.

Do you love manor houses and a medieval atmosphere? Don't miss the Médiévale de Corroy, held every last weekend in May.

Aerial view of château de Corroy and park
view of Corroy-le-Château castle (inside)

Practical information

Tours are run by "Les Amis de Corroy". They take place at weekends in summer and are available on request all year round.

Contact details :

Address: Rue du Château de Corroy, 4 - 5032 Corroy-le-Château

Tours : Year-round booking for a minimum of 18 people:

Individuals Adults: €12 / children (6-10): €6 / seniors: €12
Group (10+) Adults: €9 / children: €5 / seniors: €8

Open Saturdays and Sundays from May to September.
May, June, September: every Sunday and public holiday. From 10am to 12pm and from 2pm to 6pm.

Would you like to book a tour? 081 63 32 32 

Château de Corroy photo gallery

Denis Closon's close-up view of the left-hand corner of the courtyard of the Château de Corroy-le-Château, highlighting the building's architecture and the details of its surroundings.
View of the courtyard of Corroy-le-Château castle, captured from the left, highlighting the architecture and atmosphere of the site.
Denis Closon's photograph of the right front facade of the château de Corroy-le-Château, with its bridge.
A distinctive feature of this historic site is the Corroy-le-Château castle bridge, located near the magnificent main courtyard. It links the exterior to the castle entrance, offering a picturesque view of the medieval structure and its surroundings.
The photo highlights the entrance porch of Corroy-le-Château castle, with its turret and front facade. The bridge across a moat provides access to the interior of the château, and the view is captured from an angle that highlights the imposing architecture of the medieval structure. This scene perfectly illustrates the beauty and history of this building, often photographed for its unique atmosphere.
Front facade, right side Château de Corroy bridge Denis Closon
This aerial view of Château de Corroy-le-Château, accompanied by a section of its grounds, reveals the scale and beauty of the estate. The château, with its imposing turrets and medieval architecture, dominates the landscape, while the surrounding park blends harmoniously into the surrounding nature. This view highlights the perfect integration of the site into its surroundings, with greenery, majestic trees and paths that invite exploration. The result is a calm, picturesque atmosphere conducive to relaxation and discovery.
Aerial view of château de Corroy and park
The photo zooms in on the turrets of the entrance porch to Corroy-le-Château castle, highlighting the architectural finesse of these elements. The turrets, characteristic of the medieval style, add an impressive dimension to the façade. The porch, with its sculpted details, seems to invite us to discover the castle's rich history, offering a fascinating perspective of the building.

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