Kasteel De Warande is a Neo-Renaissance castle located in Kemmel within the West Flemish municipality of Heuvelland. Built in 1925 by architects Henri Carbon and Charles Pil on commission of Kemmel's mayor, it replaced an earlier structure destroyed during World War I in 1918. The castle features a distinctive U-shaped layout characteristic of its architectural style. Today, it serves as the town hall of Heuvelland, combining its historical significance with practical municipal use and offering a striking example of early 20th-century Belgian castle architecture.
