Château Brunsode is a magnificent Louis XIII–style castle in Esneux's Tilff district, built on the site of a stronghouse with moats documented as early as 1294. The 17th-century structure, featuring a distinctive square tower and surrounded by its original moat, became municipal property in 1972 and underwent comprehensive restoration in the 1990s. The interior now functions as a banquet hall, while outbuildings host cultural activities, including an orangery housing creative workshops, group accommodation in a converted farm, and a barn transformed into a bee museum. The castle grounds feature a pond and park suitable for exploration and photography, with a tourist information office welcoming visitors to this meticulously restored historic estate.