LOGNE FORTRESS

Erected in the twelfth century by the Abbot of Stavelot, Wibald, the castle was given to Everard II of la Marck, lord of Aremberg, in 1427 and became the fief of this formidable family. In 1521, the fortress was attacked by the armies of Charles V who tore it down. In 1967, the ruins became the property of the Liège Province. The fortress is divided into three parts: a donjon tower, thick walls with a high court around which the seigniorial living quarters were laid and from which the caves, the kitchen and the rest of the buildings and several systems subside. One thing worth noting is the exceptional view offered by the fortress over the Ourthe and Lembree valleys and the family's treasure.

The admission fee includes the tape-guided visit (or guide in July and August) to the Fortress + treasure hunt + visit to the museum of the Fortress.
Combined ticket possible for the falconry show of the Ferme de Palogne.

Access: E25, exit 48, then N86 towards Marche or N4 exit Marche, N86 towards Aywaille.

INDICE PASSE-PARTOUT: 005257

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