Thoricourt Castle in Silly represents a harmonious ensemble of 18th-century classical architecture, built in 1768 with distinctive Tournaisian stone craftsmanship. Situated within 37 acres of landscaped parkland featuring an orangery and chapel, plus an adjacent quadrangular farmstead, the estate exemplifies aristocratic grandeur between Brussels and Lille. The estate's history traces back to 1142 when Thorincurth was noted as a modest hamlet, before becoming a hunting retreat and later an important seigniory of regional influence. Today, Domaine de Thoricourt functions as a prestigious events venue and accommodation destination, offering seven luxury guest rooms while preserving the castle's original character and welcoming visitors to experience centuries of Wallonian heritage.