Churches

• A remarkable church located on a Gallo-Roman site whose foundations date back to the 5th-6th centuries.

  Saint-Martin

  6762 Saint-Mard (Virton)

  Closed

• Gothic church nicknamed "the cathedral of the North" because of its remarkable architecture and the impressive richness of its interior.

  Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Hemelvaart

  9988 Watervliet (Sint-Laureins)

  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

• Neoclassical church with Romanesque tower and ancient cemetery.

  Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Bezoeking

  3803 Wilderen (Sint-Truiden)

  Closed

• A neo-Romanesque church with fine ceramics.

  Saint-Joseph

  7100 La Louvière

  Closed

• One of the most beautiful Baroque interiors in the country, attached to the abbey of the Norbertines in one of the more pleasurable districts of Flemisch Brabants.

  Sint-Servaas

  1850 Grimbergen

  Closed

• A church of mixed styles, with five altars.<br>

  Sint-Jan-Baptist

  2223 Schriek (Heist-op-den-Berg)

  Closed

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

  Saint-Antoine, Saint-Hubert et Saint-Jean-Baptiste

  4800 Verviers

  Closed

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

  Sint-Bavo

  8650 Merkem (Houthulst)

  Closed

• Neo-Gothic church with Romanesque, Gothic and modern elements. Roof covered with red Pottelberg tiles.

  Sint-Martinus

  3600 Genk

  Closed

• Church-museum with exceptional details, including a curious framework.<br>

  Sint-Pieter

  3621 Oud-Rekem (Lanaken)

  Closed

• The St Stephen church is a fascinating church with remains from an early Roman past and an interior that reflects the noble benefactors.

  Sint-Stefanus

  3730 Hoeselt

  Closed

• An 18th century church in Classical style situated in beautiful country. Inside a fine ceramic Path of the Cross.

  Saint-Remy

  1370 Saint-Remy-Geest (Jodoigne)

  Closed

• An 18th century Neo-Classic church, royal parish and cathedral of the diocese for the Armed Forces.

  Saint-Jacques-sur-Coudenberg

  1000 Brussel / Bruxelles

  Closed

• A large 15th century Gothic building containing the relics and shrine of sainte Wadru, statues of Jacques Du Broeucq and fine stained glass windows.

  Sainte-Waudru

  7000 Mons

  Closed

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

  Saint-Georges et Sainte-Ode

  4540 Amay

  Closed

• Neo-gothic brick church, reconstructed after the First World War.

  Sint-Jan de Doper

  8900 Dikkebus (Ieper)

  Closed

• A basilica pilgrimage site with a bulbous belfry in Romanesque and Gothic style. A 10th century statue of the Virgin. Processions and marches from the Entre- Sambre-et-Meuse.

  Notre-Dame

  5650 Walcourt

  Closed

• Old pilgrimage church with Roman tower and Gothic choir. Gothic sculpture treasure.

  Maria Hemelvaart

  3020 Winksele (Herent)

  Closed

• 15th-century hall church in a small village in the Bever valley.

  Sint-Amandus

  9404 Aspelare (Ninove)

  Closed

• Richly decorated baroque church with references to local heroes ranging from an emperor to several ministers.

  Sint-Ludgerus

  9240 Zele

  Closed

• A partly Romanesque church from the 12th century - neo gothic nave - imposing new 20th century furnishings.

  Sint-Petrus en Sint-Martinus

  9960 Assenede

  Closed

• Imposing late-gothic church in local gothic style.

  Sint-Michiel

  2960 Brecht

  Closed

• A recently renovated Neo-Romanesque and Neo-Gothic church (1865).

  Immaculée Conception

  6040 Jumet-Gohyssart (Charleroi)

  Closed

• A neo-classic collegial church (1770) amidst fine aristocratic houses. Louis XVI interior. Listed as outstanding Wallonia patrimony.

  Sainte-Begge

  5300 Andenne

  Closed

• Remarkable witness of the first Romanesque architecture in our regions. Its uncluttered atmosphere and harmonious proportions immerse the visitor in history and contemplation.

  Saint-Remacle

  4560 Ocquier (Clavier)

  Closed

• A neo-Romanesque church, whose astonishingly colourful 19th-century murals were restored to their original condition in the 20th century.<br>

  Saint-Géry

  1430 Rebecq

  Closed

• A neo-Romanesque building with three naves. Above the porch, the statue of Saint Médard welcomes the faithful.

  Saint-Médard

  6762 Saint-Mard (Virton)

  Closed