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The Nagelmackers family tomb and Château Nagelmackers stand among residential houses in Angleur, a neighbourhood in the south of Liège, Belgium, according to Atlas Obscura. The castle was bought in the 19th century by the Belgian banking family Nagelmackers, who also donated to the area. Angleur lies between Sart-Tilman Hill and the railway lines in the Ourthe Valley, roughly an hour and 15 minutes' drive west of Brussels. Atlas Obscura reported that visitors may be surprised to find two castles, Château Péralta and Château Nagelmackers, among the houses.