Kasteel Ten Berghe

About

Kasteel Ten Berghe is a picturesque moated castle just outside Bruges, offering a serene glimpse into the region’s noble past. Surrounded by water and lush greenery, the castle dates back to the Middle Ages and has been carefully restored over the centuries, preserving its romantic silhouette and historic charm. Its red‑brick façade, turreted towers, and peaceful parkland create an atmosphere that feels far removed from the bustle of the city. Today, the estate is known for its tranquil setting and elegant architecture, making it a favourite backdrop for walks, photography, and quiet reflection. While the interior is not always accessible, the castle’s exterior and natural surroundings provide a captivating encounter with Bruges’ rural heritage. Kasteel Ten Berghe stands as a timeless reminder of the area’s aristocratic history and enduring beauty.

Bruges Belgium

Location

Kasteel Ten Berghe is located at Dudzeelse Steenweg 311-313 (also listed as Vieringstraat 311), 8000 Bruges, in the peaceful Koolkerke suburb about 4 km northeast of the historic city centre. This neo-Gothic castle, surrounded by a moat, English landscape gardens, an ice cellar, and a small gloriette, serves as a luxurious bed & breakfast, accessible via the nearby Sint-Jozef Vieringstraat bus stop linking directly to central Bruges attractions. Nearby lie the scenic canals and rural charm of Koolkerke, the historic De Rode Poorte gate within a 10-minute walk, and easy drives to the Markt square, Belfry, Basilica of the Holy Blood, Beguinage, Folklore Museum, and cozy spots like Bij Koen & Marijke restaurant or La Plancha, offering a tranquil escape blending castle heritage with Bruges' medieval core.