Kasteel Sint-Anna is a neoclassical castle in Brussels built around 1853, featuring a porter's lodge and surrounded by a three-hectare wooded landscape park with ponds. Originally purchased by Henri de Brouckère around 1843, the castle was completely rebuilt in classical style in 1910 by Charles Waucquez according to architect L's designs. The name Sint-Annakasteel derives from de Brouckère's ownership of the nearby Sint-Anna Chapel from 1860 onwards. The extensive gardens were redesigned by renowned landscape architects Russell Page in 1949 and Jacques Wirtz in 1998, creating a sophisticated setting that extends from the Ninoofsesteenweg to Sint-Anna-Pede.
