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Fallen Windows Once, Château Miranda – better known among explorers as Château Noisy – was one of the most iconic neo-Gothic landmarks in Belgium. Built in the late 19th century for the wealthy Liedekerke-Beaufort family, it rose from the Ardennes countryside with its sharp turrets, pointed arches and a towering spire that became its most recognizable feature. It was meant to embody power, wealth, and a romantic vision of medieval revival architecture. After World War II, the castle found a new