Churches

• Gothic church originating from an ancient place of pilgrimage. Artistic statues, stained-glass windows and a unique trunk coffin.

  Saint Leonard

  2960 Sint-Lenaarts (Brecht)

  Closed

• An 9th century Carlovingian Church in Romanesque style with several 8th century sarcophagi in the crypt.

  Saint Ursmar

  6540 Lobbes

  Closed

• Colourful church with 13th century tower which houses a bell from 1379, called "'t Bommetje".

  Saint Nicholas

  8630 Veurne

  Closed

• Stately collegiate church that stems from the 13th century with a breathtaking interior.

  Saint Peter

  2300 Turnhout

  Closed

• A Romanesque church with a Gothic tower set on a 118m high hill. Simple style and a rich interior.

  Saint Odulf

  3840 Borgloon

  Closed

• Impressive pseudo-roman building located on a square that refers to the 9th-century origins of the church.

  Saint Peter & Urban

  9750 Huise-Zingem (Kruisem)

  Closed

• Neo-Gothic church with stained glass windows which were restored in 2005. Stations of the Cross special for its depiction of villagers. 14th century fonts.

  Saint Ursula

  3620 Lanaken

  Closed

• Neo-Gothic church with exceptional interior decoration (marouflaged canvases) and great homogeneity.

  Saint Denis

  4300 Grand'Axhe (Waremme)

  Closed

• Gothic construction on top of older foundations, paintings by Antoon Van Dijck.

  Saint Martin

  1930 Zaventem

  Closed

• A modern church in the shape of a scallop shell replacing the Chapel Sainte Anne. A place of pilgrimage since 1330. Ideal for concerts. Stained glass windows and fine walks along the Scheldt.

  The Virgin Mary and Child with Saint Anne

  2050 Antwerpen-Linkeroever

  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

• Gothic three-nave hall church with Baroque interior elements and paintings from the 17th century.

  Saint Catherine

  9185 Wachtebeke

  Closed

• A Brabant style Gothic building. Interesting furnishings. Noteworthy XVI century altar piece from Antwerp.

  Saint Nicholas of Myre

  7850 Enghien

  Closed

• A neo-Ghotic building with a harmonious decor and a turbulent building history.

  Saint Willibrord

  9910 Knesselare

  Closed

• Baroque abbey church (1727), remarkable for its square tower, hexagonal lantern and interior cupola with splendid stuccowork. Sumptuous confessionals and magnificent panelling, the work of sculptor Théodore Verhaegen.<br>

  Our Lady of the Assumption

  9400 Ninove

  Closed

• A noteworthy Romanesque collegial church. Outstanding Walloon patrimony.  Furnishings and works of art of great quality, mainly baroque;

  Saint Vincent

  7060 Soignies

  Closed

• A Neo-Gothic church (1911) containing numerous objects relating to the cult of the Virgin.

  Our Lady of Lourdes

  4860 Wegnez (Pepinster)

  Closed

• Church of an old priory of Chartreux. A beautiful building that is part of the protected landscape of the Sint-Maartens-Bos village.

  Saint Martin

  9572 Sint-Martens-Lierde (Lierde)

  Closed

• A welcoming, Neo-Romanesque church in the town centre (1883). Recently redecorated interior.

  Saint Antony, Saint Hubert and Saint John the Baptist

  4800 Verviers

  Closed

• Late Gothic pseudo-basilica using Gobertange stone.

  Saint Catherine

  2200 Herentals

  Closed

• Eclectic church- Neo-Gothic interior- treasure from the old Romanesque church.

  Saint Gertrude

  9230 Wetteren

  Closed

• Church with three naves rebuilt in 1924 - ancient tower, listed after WW1.

  Saint Peter

  8958 Loker (Heuvelland)

  Closed

• A Gothic church with Neo-Gothic façade and an 18th century lantern tower. Noteworthy interior decoration. Crypt of Egmont and carillon concerts.

  Our Lady of the Assumption

  9620 Zottegem

  Closed

• Neo-Gothic church constructed using brick and coloured tiles, with a tower that dates back to the thirteenth century.

  Saint Ursula

  3740 Eigenbilzen (Bilzen)

  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

• Modern church housing the shrine of Saint Julie Billiart. The Heritage Centre presents the life and spirituality of the saint, as well as the history of the Sisters of Our Lady.

  Saint Julie

  5000 Namur

  Closed

• Small village church (1923) dedicated to the Saint Virgin and to Saint Blaise.

  Our Lady of the Visitation

  8954 De Klijte (Heuvelland)

  Closed

• First neo-Gothic church in Brussels.

  Saint-Boniface

  1050 Ixelles

  Closed