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Le château en bref
Wodémont Castle, also known as Walberg Castle, is a fortified manor house located east of Mortroux (municipality of Dalhem), on a spur of plateau overlooking the Berwinne. Around 1063 the site is named Waldenborch; a Latin document of 1143 mentions the tower under the form Waldemonte. The core of the castle is a medieval tower dating from the 11th–12th centuries; the neighbouring valley marked the border between the County of Dalhem and the Duchy of Limburg, hence its defensive interest. A south wing was added in the 17th century and a east wing in 1860. On the death of Jean de Neufchâteau in 1513, the lordship and the castle passed to Balthasar van Moir Walde. Occupied by the Germans during the Second World War and then by the Americans during the Battle of the Bulge, it is today a private residence.