Mesen Castle was an important noble residence in Lede, Belgium, today partly ruined and completely abandoned. The castle is considered to have been one of the most important aristocratic estates of the 18th century.
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There is almost anything left of the castle anymore. You can't access it, you can't even get close to it. There is no touristic explanation. Other annoying thing is that they have demolished part of it and created a super modern old-men-house in its place with flat roofs and dark bricks. Something completely different from this pretty historical castle. 2 stars and not one because you can still see something of the old castle and you can have a nice walk in the...
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A very pleasant atmosphere. You can "access" the remaining parts of the building any time. There's a park behind, as well as a pond. There are many panels around, explaining the history of the site from mid-eighteenth century to 2017 when it was restored (and partially demolished), with historic pictures. Just a pit not more of it could...
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Horrible mismanagment of what could have been a great location. The buildings which were once there should have been restored to former glory and given a new function. What was "restored" is a complete joke. Don't keep buildings in ruins. Restore what is left fully before that...
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