Kasteel Hof d'Intere is a Renaissance castle located in Lille, Belgium, dating from 1649 and built on the foundations of an earlier 16th-century fortification. Originally the seat of local lords, it served as a parish parsonage from 1688 to 1964 before functioning as the town hall until 1977. Today, it operates as a municipal cultural center featuring a library and expansive park, welcoming visitors during Heritage Day when the castle's historical architecture and grounds are freely accessible for exploration.
