The Gehart family has become the proud owners of an old castle in the Buenos Aires suburban area, formally known as the old castle of Chilavert. This property has a rich history tied to European monarchical shifts in the early 19th century when European monarchs, faced with revolutions, began to look towards America as a sanctuary. Christian Gehart, the current owner, describes how this castle symbolizes a time when Europe was in crisis and kings saw that their power was no longer guaranteed.

Christian Gehart shares insights on his great ancestor, King Leopold I of Belgium, who sought refuge in America during the tumultuous changes in Europe. The king was known for his social sensitivity despite the harsh realities of the time. Gehart's narrative gives a personal touch to the castle's history, as he opens its doors to visitors and shares the secrets of the past, navigating the challenges of the ownership process that took over two years to finalize the legal documentation.

The acquisition of the castle has not only added a historical landmark to the Gehart family but also raises questions about heritage and the future preservation of such properties in Argentina. As the story unfolds, it highlights the intersection of Argentine land with European history, illustrating how old worlds continue to influence contemporary society and the legacy left behind by those who once sought refuge across the ocean.