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Photo: Paul Hermans, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Castle and farm, built in the 16th century but heavily rebuilt in the 18th century, giving it its current appearance. The moat is still intact, and the castle is often a venue for events.
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Kasteel van Betho
The oldest remaining part of this castle is the 15th century southern tower. Much of the rest is from the 17th century. On the northern side you can see a bit of the moat that once surrounded the castle.
Kasteel van Rooi
Originating in the 14th century, this castle has also been modified over the centuries. For example, the whitewashed northwestern façade got its current appearance in 1698, as the inscription reads. A farm was built on the premises in the 17th century, of this only the gate and a barn remains.
Sint-Hubertuskapel
Baroque chapel finished in 1729, built around a 12th century Romanesque chapel dedicated to St. Martin. The chapel has an old cemetery with the graves mostly from the 17th century.
K. Tongerse T.C.
Eight outdoor clay courts, one outdoor "flex court", six indoor courts with hard surface and three outdoor padel courts. It has a café with view to the indoor courts and a terrace with view to the outdoor courts. On Facebook.
Indoor activity center with a bowling alley with eight lanes, lasergame for 4-16 players, three squash courts, six snooker and five pool tables, children's playground and a restaurant. Free parking.