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Parc du Château de Modave

The park :

Set within a large water catchment area, the site overlooks the Hoyoux valley from its rocky promontory. The complex lies at the heart of a 450-hectare nature reserve. This French-style park, redesigned in the 19th century, and the gardens extend along the side of the château. Featuring rose beds, the garden is enclosed at its ends by yew hedges.

The gardens :
  • Access to the castle gardens is completely free during the castle's opening hours (see practical information).

  • A guide to the gardens is available for purchase at the castle reception for €3.00.

The walk :

You can download the commentary for the walk through the gardens – in an adult version or a version adapted for children – below in mp3 format and listen to it as you stroll freely through the gardens during your visit.

Start by listening to the introduction, then follow the steps on the map and click on the numbers to access the commentary.

Photo credit Château de Modave : © VisitWallonia

Photo credit technical gallery : © Plain-Pied - Joël Nicolaï

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Validity: From 4 September 2021 on 12 December 2026

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