The castle (now closed)		The first sight: fountains, basins and hedges
Two vases guard the way	To "Neptun's arm" while other vases are hidden under trees	The "big waterspitter" sends the water 7 meters high
The fountain cascade - all water is moved by gravitation, there are no electric or other engines	The English waterfall	The "big" waterfall
A tiny waterfall	at the end of the "little channel"	The "Triton fountain" and a hidden sculpture
An artificial cave "the lion's den'	The ancestors of all European sheep graze nearby	The fountains are fed by the grand canal, above the garden
	Another feature of the park are the sculptures
Minerva	The "seed holder" in the vegetable garden	"The red column" by David Nash
Artichaut bassin	The white sculpture at the back is Venus	Playing children At the end of an orchard
	Sculptures are at the side of the basin in front of the castle
These are not sculptures but living swans	as visible here
	The vegetable garden
There are also flowers	Artichoke flowers
Dinant
	is the city where Adolf Sax, the inventor of the Saxophone, was born
The rock of the citadel looks down to the city	Houses along the Maas (Meuse)	Flags and Saxophones on the bridge over the river
	The citadel seen over the church	Being in Belgium, the friterie is obligatory