Durbuy Castle, officially known as Château des Comtes d'Ursel, stands prominently on the east bank of the River Ourthe in Durbuy, Belgium. Dating from the 17th century with distinctive towers added in 1882, this private residence has been owned by the Ursel family since the early 18th century and remains a landmark of the city's skyline. Originally constructed to defend the Duchy of Luxembourg, the castle has survived centuries of conflict and regional wars. While not open for public tours, the castle serves as an iconic symbol of Durbuy and can be viewed from the town's streets.
