Churches

• Neo Gothic church with living memories of disasters at sea.

  Saint Donat

  8380 Zeebrugge (Brugge)

  Closed

• Neo-Roman church with light interior surrounded by graves of artists in the modest town centre of this Lys village.

  Saint Aldegund

  9831 Deurle (Sint-Martens-Latem)

  Closed

• An old Romanesque church altered to a Scheldt style of Gothic in the 13th century. More Neo- Gothic changes in the late 19th century. A fine 14th casket surmounted by an enamel Virgin.

  Our Lady of the Nativity

  9030 Mariakerke (Gent)

  Closed

• A brick chapel (1617) - in the crypt, the tomb of Father Damien - documentation centre.

  Saint Antony

  3000 Leuven

  Closed

• Saint Martin

  5310 Leuze (Eghezée)

  Closed

• Saint Nicholas

  1770 Liedekerke

  Closed

• Church with Romanesque and Gothic elements and a wide variety of building materials. Statue of bearded Saint Wilgefortis.

  Saint Martin

  9620 Velzeke (Zottegem)

  Closed

• Our Lady of All Protection

  4141 Banneux-Notre-Dame (Sprimont)

  Closed

• A recent shrine (1985) dedicated to Saint Catherine, a place of prayer and gathering. <br>

  Saint Catherine of Siena

  4711 Astenet (Lontzen)

  Closed

• 17th century baroque church with a unique ground plan, originating from devotion for a miraculous statue of the Holy Mary.

  Our Lady of Hanswijk

  2800 Mechelen

  Closed

• A charming XIth century church, partly Romanesque and Gothic.

  Saint Columba

  5680 Soulme (Doische)

  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

• A church in local Demer gothic style with a unique art collection.

  Saint Dymphna

  2440 Sint-Dimpna (Geel)

  Closed

• A 10th century Romanesque and Gothic church. Tomb and shrine of sainte Rolende. Procession and marches from the Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse.

  Saint Michael

  6280 Gerpinnes

  Closed

• A 1767 chapel, newly restored and forming part of a cloister. A Rococo interior with three altars, confessionals, pulpit, stained glass windows and a Rochet organ.

  Saint Roch

  3320 Hoegaarden

  Closed

• A covered market style church (1290-1490) flanked by a 70 metre tower. Inside interesting rococo wood carvings from 17th to 19th centuries and numerous paintings.

  Our Lady

  8970 Poperinge

  Closed

• In the heart of the village, this solid neo-Romanesque building hides a delightful wooden décor, more Alpine than Ardennes, while it jealously guards a hundred or so schist crosses rescued from the disuse of the cemetery.<br>

  Saint Maurice

  4990 Arbrefontaine (Lierneux)

  Closed

• Newly built church in 1922, worship of Our Lady Star of the Sea, oldest pilgrimage site of the West Coast.

  Visitation of Our Lady

  8434 Lombardsijde (Middelkerke)

  Closed

• A Neo-Classical church rebuilt after WW1with interior elements saved from the destruction of the old building.

  Saint Martin

  7623 Rongy (Brunehaut)

  Closed

• A Baroque church in the form of a Latin cross nestling in a little street in the old centre of Liege.

  Saint Antoine and Sainte Catherine

  4000 Liège

  Closed

• Saint Francis de Sales

  2570 Mijlstraat (Duffel)

  Closed

• An 18th century country church with a 13th century Romanesque tower.

  Immaculate Conception

  4920 Sougné-Remouchamps (Aywaille)

  Closed

• One of the finest neo-Gothic interior of the country. Beautiful stained glass windows and tapestries, which make this church one of the 100 wonders of Wallonia.

  Saint Antony the Hermit and Apollonia

  4860 Pepinster

  Closed

• Classical church with baroque interior.

  Saint Stephen

  4850 Montzen (Plombières)

  Closed

• A Gothic church  with a 16th century west tower in late Gothic. Regular carillon recitals.

  Saint Peter in Chains

  9660 Nederbrakel (Brakel)

  Closed

• Situated in a pleasant site, this church is the only witness of the Cluniac influence in our regions.

  Saints Peter and Paul

  4550 Saint-Séverin (Nandrin)

  Closed

• A magnificent Romanesque 11th century church on a beautiful site by the Meuse.

  Saint Peter

  5541 Hastière-par-Delà (Hastière)

  Closed

• A Romanesque collegial church, embellished and refined in the 18th century, notable for its superb Merovingian sarcophagus and reliquary.

  Saint George and Saint Ode

  4540 Amay

  Closed