Limont tower is located in the center of the village of Limoges, west of the city of Luik (Liège or French) in Belgium. It is also known as the "Knight's Tour", which translates to knight's tower.
About 1150, the reasons for the tower was purchased by Limont Libert of Warfusée for his son, the Chevalier Robert de Limoges. And the tower probably dates from the 12th or early The late 13th century. That any historical information that I had to find capable, so if you know more, please sends me!
is a tower house built out of flint with limestone corners. He had jumped a barrel cellar and an entrance at the first floor.
Currently the tower is in very ruinous. When I visited, the two people who have granted access, were occupied with some sort of consolidation work, I guess. And it needs something wrong turn or it will crumble right away.
The tower is located on private land with a house that is built cons him, so it is not accessible. But he can easily see the public highway.
Above the connection between old and new.
Below a closer look at the former entrance to the subsistence level and first floor to the current entrance at ground level.
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