D'Ursel Castle, also known as Kasteel van Hingene, is a splendid neoclassical country house in Hingene, Bornem, Antwerp province, Belgium. Originally the summer residence of the Dukes of Ursel, the estate was redesigned by architect Giovanni Niccolò Servandoni for the 2nd Duke d'Ursel in the 18th century. The castle features distinctive ochre-yellow façades and contains a unique collection of colorful printed cotton chintzes. The Ursel family resided on the estate for 350 years before it became state property. Today, the surrounding park is open to the public free of charge, and the castle hosts events and accommodates group visits by appointment.
