Presentation

Brussels has some ten thousand acres of wooded land at its gates.

The Château Sainte-Anne is on the edge of the Forest of Soignes and its grounds constitute perhaps the city’s last leafy glade, while conveniently situated reasonably close to the centre.

The Royal International Club Chateau Sainte-Anne is an international meeting place where more than 35 nationalities gather in a friendly atmosphere.

Aside from diplomats, international executives and European officials, this exclusive multifaceted club welcomes numerous Belgian families. They enjoy the various activities at the château as well as the sports facilities in a superb environment.

Château Sainte-Anne

The founding of the club

The idea for the club was born following the signature of the Treaty of Rome, negotiated at neighbouring Val Duchesse. Many of the institutions responsible for its implementation set up in Brussels, confirming the city’s international vocation, a vocation subsequently enhanced by also hosting NATO.

The Chateau Saint-Anne estate was an ideal meeting place for these figures and the club was created in 1959.

As soon as one passes through the gates of Château Sainte-Anne, national boundaries seem to disappear. Everyone feels at home in a warm atmosphere and an elegant setting.

Over its 50 years of existence, the founders’ initiative has proven to be a genuine success, with the Club now counting just under 2,000 members.

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