Kasteel van Teuven, also known as Hof De Draeck or De Hoef, is a U-shaped castle in Voeren near the Gulp river with roots tracing to lordships in 1370. The structure dates primarily from the mid-17th century and once featured moats connecting its two sections via a brick bridge until circa 1864. Owned by the Flemish Community since 1985, the castle now operates as a bed and breakfast with dining facilities, welcoming guests interested in experiencing accommodations within a historic fortified residence that has passed through several notable families including those of Gronsveld, van Brempt, and Draeck over the centuries.