Château Jodoigne-Souveraine

Jodoigne-Souveraine Castle, located in the territory of the Belgian commune of Jodoigne (Walloon Brabant), is an 18th century castle, built by Count Antoine-Joseph de Glymes, Viscount of Jodoigne. The castle is the property of Count de Traux de Wardin, great-great grandson of Countess Octavie de de Glymes de Hollebecque (1816-1880), heiress and last representative of the House of Glymes. The castle, a masterpiece of classical Hesbignon architecture from the mid-18th century, has a U-shaped plan punctuated by three towers made of bricks, bluestone and Gobertange stone. It was classified as cultural heritage in 1944 and classified as exceptional heritage of Wallonia since 2022.