Churches

• Church listed for its interior furnishings. Contains a relic of Saint Médard.

  Saints-Rémi-et-Médard

  7120 Rouveroy (Estinnes)

  Closed

• 15th century church with remainders of a 13th century chapel and an extraordinarily painted coffering on the ceiling.

  Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Tenhemelopneming

  3870 Veulen (Heers)

  Closed

• A recently renovated Neo-Gothic church visibly dedicated to the cult of Saint Anthony.

  Voeu à saint Antoine de Padoue

  7100 Bouvy (La Louvière)

  Closed

• Imposing neo-Gothic church (1913) at the mouth of the Lesse and the Meuse.<p><br></p>

  Sainte-Anne

  5500 Anseremme (Dinant)

  Closed

• Neo-Gothic brick building with oak interior features and two memorial stones.

  Sint-Mattheus

  9630 Munkzwalm (Zwalm)

  Closed

• A richly decorated Jesuit church-an example of high Baroque - the external altar is one of the seven wonders of Louvain.

  Sint-Michiel

  3000 Leuven

  Closed

• A late Gothic tower and a classic 18th century nave in a picturesque setting. Pilgrimage site for Saint Appollonias.

  Sint-Apollonia

  9660 Elst (Brakel)

  Closed

• 19th-century church in English neo-gothic style, converted into an inspiring centre for philosophy.

  Heilige Magdalena / Madeleine in Brugge

  8000 Brugge

  Closed

• Neoclassical church in Evergem with a war memorial at the pleasant village square.

  Sint-Christoffel

  9940 Evergem

  Closed

• A charming church with a Baroque interior in a beautiful, pastoral environment.

  Saint-Jean l'Evangéliste

  4052 Beaufays (Chaudfontaine)

  Closed

• A classic church (1781-1784) - Organ Van Peteghem- superb paintings- calvary and tombstones.

  Heilig Kruis en Onze-Lieve-Vrouw

  9968 Oosteeklo (Assenede)

  Closed

• Church in eclectic style, rebuilt in 1924 after its total destruction during the war of 1914-1918.

  Sint-Margaretha

  8980 Geluveld (Zonnebeke)

  Closed

• A classified church rich in works of art- noteworthy pulpit and rood screen- façade with biblical scenes.

  Sint-Salvator

  8530 Harelbeke

  Closed

• Church constructed in part under the influence of the monks of Cluny and which has undergone several destructions and restorations.<br>

  Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Geboorte

  2275 Gierle (Lille)

  Closed

• In pure Brabant gothic style, this church has a ‘recessed’ crossing tower and is dedicated to a saint from Hainaut.

  Sint-Waldetrudis

  2200 Herentals

  Closed

• Classical brick building with windows framed in Gobertange stone.

  Sint-Maarten

  3300 Vissenaken (Tienen)

  Closed

• The original tomb of the local saint Berlindis was destroyed by the Vikings and later reconstructed with a unique rococo front.

  Sint-Pieter en Sint-Berlindis

  9402 Meerbeke (Ninove)

  Closed

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

  Saint-Michel

  6280 Gerpinnes

  Closed

• This cathedral is the oldest church in Bruges and has undergone numerous changes from 12th century Romanesque to Neo-Gothic style in the 19th century. Full of rich tombs, several chapels and other works .

  Sint-Salvator

  8000 Brugge

  Closed

• Protestant church partially incorporated in the candle-makers guild house (Keerstraat 1-3); Rich history since the 11th century.

  Protestant Church 't Keerske

  8000 Brugge

  Closed

• Neoclassical church with Romanesque tower and ancient cemetery.

  Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Bezoeking

  3803 Wilderen (Sint-Truiden)

  Closed

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

  Sint-Jacob

  8900 Ieper

  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 collegiate church in 11th century primitive Romanesque style and an important patrimony of Wallonie. The cult of Saint Hadelin. Beautiful surroundings.

  Saint-Hadelin

  5561 Celles (Houyet)

  Closed

• The Church of Our Lady with an eight-sided tower is an example of the Scheldt Gothic style. And with this, the city of Dendermonde possesses a treasury of religious art.

  Onze-Lieve-Vrouw

  9200 Dendermonde

  Closed

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

  Sint-Germanus

  3300 Tienen

  Closed

• Dedicated to the Virgin - basilica from 1409 - rich in art work-statue of Mercy donated by Machteld of Brabant in 1267.

  Sint-Martinus

  1500 Halle

  Closed

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

  Sint-Pietersbanden

  3920 Lommel

  Closed