Beauraing et son château

Beauraing et son château

by François Moreau

Book 69 of Carnets du Patrimoine --

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Ce "Carnet" veut vous faire découvrir un ensemble patrimonial méconnu au sein de la ville de Beauraing. Le domaine du château de Beauraing appelle à la promenade et à la découverte de son passé. Les pierres et éléments armoriés évoquent les familles qui ont marqué la ville de Beauraing, ce sont les de Beauraing, de Berlaymont, de Beaufort-Spontin et d'Osuna. Aujourd'hui, le château, privé, connu sous le nom de Castel Sainte-Marie accueille des hôtes de passage, tandis que le parc du Castel Saint-Pierre, propriété de la ville de Beauraing, ouvre ses grilles aux promeneurs.

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    How does François Moreau use the physical architecture and remaining stones of the Beauraing estate to tell the story of the families who once lived there?

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    In what ways does this "Carnet" transform a simple walk through a park into an active exploration of local history?

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    If the walls of the Beauraing castle could speak, which era of its rich history would you most want to witness firsthand?

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