Schloss und Bauernhof von Tongrenelle

The hamlet of Tongrenelle once boasted a fortress of the earldom of Namur, first mentioned in 1209. The castle fell into ruins and was completely demolished in 1860. Today only the manor farm that preceded the castle still survives. The buildings date from the 17th and 18th centuries. The moats fed by the Ligne lend a certain charm to the site.