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- The Château of Stuyvenberg was built in 1725, acquired for 200,000 Belgian francs by the Belgian State in 1840, and later bought by King Leopold II, who donated it to the Royal Trust.
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The Château of Stuyvenberg was built in 1725, acquired for 200,000 Belgian francs by the Belgian State in 1840, and later bought by King Leopold II, who donated it to the Royal Trust. The first Belgian king, Leopold I, used the château for his mistress Arcadie Claret, and their second child Arthur was born there in 1852. [1]
Built in 1725, Château du Stuyvenberg has witnessed over nearly three centuries of history. Originally owned by important noble families, the estate was acquired by the Belgian Royal Family in the 19th century and has since been intimately linked with the lives of Belgium’s monarchs.
Chateau Stuyvenberg, located in the Royal Domain at Laeken, is owned by the Royal Trust. It was purchased by the Belgian government in 1840. In 1851, King Leopold I took possession of the property as a residence for his mistress Arcadia Meyer (née Claret).
It was built in 1725, acquired for 200,000 franks by the Belgian State in 1840, and later bought by Leopold II who donated it to the Royal Trust. It is near the Royal Palace of Laeken, the official residence of the King and Queen of the Belgians.
- Avenue des Trembles 2, Brussels, Belgium
Castle Stuyvenberg is also referred to as Chateau Stuyvenberg. It is owned by the Royal Trust.
The Château of Stuyvenberg was built in 1725, acquired for 200,000 Belgian francs by the Belgian State in 1840, and later bought by King Leopold II, who donated it to the Royal Trust. The first Belgian king, Leopold I, used the château for his mistress Arcadie Claret, and their second child Arthur was born there in 1852. [1]
The Château of Stuyvenberg was built in 1725, acquired for 200,000 Belgian francs by the Belgian State in 1840, and later bought by King Leopold II, who donated it to the Royal Trust. The first Belgian king, Leopold I , used the château for his mistress Arcadie Claret , and their second child Arthur was born there in 1852.
