The Castle of Bommershoven in Borgloon is a protected heritage site showcasing 18th-century rococo architecture. Built between 1759 and 1761 by Marcel-Gérard Magnée from Liège, the estate originally functioned as a manor house with adjoining farm buildings. The castle was substantially rebuilt during the second half of the 19th century, reflecting changing architectural tastes while preserving its historical significance. Located in the Limburg province's picturesque Haspengouw region, it represents an important example of Belgian aristocratic heritage from the rococo and 19th-century periods.
