Gravensteen

The castle dates back to 1180 and is a fortified water castle characterized by its narrow staircases, imposing battlements, and several historic rooms. It served defensive purposes in medieval times and is notable for its medieval architecture and water fortress design. Today, it functions as a museum presenting exhibits related to medieval history and heritage, including accessible parts such as the donjon and gatehouse. Recognized as a national monument, the site combines architectural significance with historical insights into medieval life.