The region had a rich history under the Roman Empire. The name of Belgium comes from the province of Gallia Belgica under the rule of Rome. However, the region did not gain real prominence until the 20th XIII-XIV century, when the cloth trade gave Bruges, Ghent and Ypres international importance. When Protestantism spread throughout Europe in the 15th century, the Netherlands (today’s Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg) initially embraced it in the form of Calvinism, much to the chagrin of their ruler, the Catholic Spanish monarch Philip II.
Marius Bosmans chose the picturesque Chateau de Vignee on the banks of the Lesse River to convey his understanding of the Ardennes through the seasons. The young chef has had time to tend to his own garden and bond with nearby hunters while renovatin
Castle Hotels Belgium
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