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Harzé Castle
Belgium

Harzé Castle
Type	Castle
Site information
Open to the public	no

Harzé Castle (French: Château de Harzé) is a castle in the village of Harzé in the municipality of Aywaille, province of Liège, Belgium.

History

During World War II the castle was the headquarters of the US 18th Airborne Corps under the command of Major General Matthew B. Ridgway during the Battle of the Bulge.

Commemorative plaque unveiled in 2006 to record the use of the building during World War II.

Present day

The castle is now a hotel, restaurant, conference center & wedding venue. The site also contains a Milling and Baking Museum.^[1]

Sources

Château de Harzé website conference centre

References

^ http://www.opt.be/informations/tourist-attractions-harze-castle-of-harze-milling-and-baking-museum/en/V/19226.html

See also

List of castles in Belgium

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