Churches

• Sanctuary Oud Lady of the Sarte

  4500 Huy

  Closed

• Church built in 1905 in a working class area; Noteworthy stained glass windows.

  Sacred Heart (La Croyère)

  7100 La Louvière

  Closed

• A recently restored 13th century Romanesque- Gothic church.

  Holy Virgin

  7063 Chaussée-Notre-Dame-Louvignies (Soignies)

  Closed

• One of the most beautiful examples of Romanesque architecture in Namur

  Our Lady of the Rosary

  5100 Wierde (Namur)

  Closed

• A mainly Gothic church set in a fine ancient environment.

  Saint Lambert

  5500 Bouvignes-sur-Meuse (Dinant)

  Closed

• An imposing 16th century church in brick. 105m high tower-porch. Superb collection of works of art and furnishings.

  Saint Catherine

  2320 Hoogstraten

  Closed

• A rebuilt church with original parts dating back to the 12th century. The furniture was made in the artistic crafting school of Maredsous.

  Saint James

  8900 Ieper

  Closed

• Old church (1586) rebuilt in 1811, then enlarged in 1860. Several statues and pieces of furniture date back to the 17th and 18th centuries.

  Saint Martin

  6984 Hives (La Roche-en-Ardenne)

  Closed

• Late gothic church with three naves - commemorative plaques for the priests murdered by the Gueux - noteworthy interior ornaments.

  Saint Vedast

  8970 Reningelst (Poperinge)

  Closed

• Romanesque and Gothic church with 65-metre tower, carillon (54 bells) and the oldest organ in the Low Countries.<br>

  Saint Germain

  3300 Tienen

  Closed

• Protected, late Gothic church with a rich interior and old crypt.

  Saint Martin

  3090 Overijse

  Closed

• Saint Amandus

  8730 Sint-Amandus (Beernem)

  Closed

• Brabant style flamboyant Gothic church - imperial stained glass windows  - church treasure - procession with the saint’s reliquary.

  Saint Gummery

  2500 Lier

  Closed

• Beautiful listed church with two towers, one square, the other round. Warm interior.

  Saint Martin

  6110 Montigny-le-Tilleul

  Closed

• Rural church in Romano-Gothic transition style with a rococo interior best known from a 12th century legend.

  Saint Agatha

  9860 Landskouter (Oosterzele)

  Closed

• Neo-roman church with early renaissance tower (1550) and wooden ceiling with 17th century escutcheons of the families of Sint-Truiden.

  Saint Martin

  3800 Sint-Truiden

  Closed

• One of the most noteworthy and impressive Neo-Gothic buildings in Belgium (1907).

  Saint Martin

  6700 Arlon

  Closed

• A Neo-Romanesque church with a beautiful wooden ceiling encircled by an old graveyard.

  Saint Walpurga

  4990 Petit-Sart (Lierneux)

  Closed

• A 19th century neo-Gothic church containing a painting depicting the life of Saint Amand and a reliquary of Saint Theresa of Lisieux.

  Saint Amandus

  7700 Luingne (Mouscron)

  Closed

• Recently constructed yellow brick Gothic church, reconstructed after 1918.

  Saint Bavo

  8650 Merkem (Houthulst)

  Closed

• An early 20th century Neo-Gothic church with a 57m late Gothic tower. Stained glass windows by Gust Ladon.<br>

  Saint Peter in Chains

  3920 Lommel

  Closed

• The basilica of Tongeren is seen as a highlight of the Meuse Gothic style. UNESCO World Heritage Site.

  Our Lady of the Nativity

  3700 Tongeren

  Closed

• A chapel (1854) inspired by the first Christian churches with a unique cupola. An ancient pilgrimage site. <br>

  Allerheiligen

  3290 Diest

  Closed

• A 12th century church with Romanesque and Gothic elements.

  Saint Quentin

  7500 Tournai

  Closed

• Early Neo-Gothic church from 1853 with older interior elements that may call itself the highest situated church in East Flanders. "Bikechurch".<br><p><br></p>

  Saint Martin

  9500 Onkerzele (Geraardsbergen)

  Closed

• Shale stone church with fishbone walls. Theotheca dating from 1629. <br>

  Saint Peter and Saint Denis

  6972 Erneuville (Tenneville)

  Closed

• A Neo-gothic church (1905), part of the Bois du Luc mining area, classified as an UNESCO world heritage site.

  Saint Barbara

  7110 Bois-du-Luc / Houdeng-Aimeries (La Louvière)

  Closed

• A church in neo-Romanesque and Byzantine style (1928). Baroque and Art Nouveau furnishings.

  Saints Peter and Paul

  7784 Warneton (Comines-Warneton)

  Closed