Churches

• Church with a tumultuous history - 14th-century tower - 12th-century baptismal font. The chapel is a place of pilgrimage to Saint Aldegonde.

  Saint Aldegund

  3570 Alken

  Closed

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

  Saint Anne

  5500 Anseremme (Dinant)

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• 15th-century church rebuilt in neo-Gothic style at the beginning of the 20th century. 15th-16th century statuary.

  Saint Michael

  3960 Bree

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

  Holy Cross and Our Lady

  9968 Oosteeklo (Assenede)

  Closed

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

  Saint Peter & Saint Martin

  9960 Assenede

  Closed

• Reconstructed church in regional brick of Nieuwpoort, with several links to the First World War.

  Saint Leonard

  8904 Zuidschote (Ieper)

  Closed

• Art Deco style church (1926). Use of concrete and patinated bronze. Noteworthy stained glass windows.

  Saint Aibert

  7620 Bléharies (Brunehaut)

  Closed

• Reconstructed church after World War I. Preserved relics of the vanished abbey.

  Our Lady of the Assumption

  8902 Voormezele (Ieper)

  Closed

• Saint Francis de Sales

  2570 Mijlstraat (Duffel)

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

  Saint Denis

  4300 Grand'Axhe (Waremme)

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• The largest rococo church in the country. Chapter house built (in Gobertange stone) with capital from the brewers in 1744-1750.<br>

  Saint Gorgonius

  3320 Hoegaarden

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• A Baroque abbey church (1629-1722) dominating Saint Peter's Square. A huge interior with a noteworthy collection of 17th and 18th century art. An organ by Van Peterghem (1847).

  Our Lady-Saint Peter

  9000 Gent

  Closed

• A neo-Romanesque church with fine ceramics.

  Saint Joseph

  7100 La Louvière

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• A listed 13th century church with a Romanesque and Gothic interior restored and brilliant thanks to the use of white “Gobertange” stone.

  Saint Medard

  1370 Jodoigne

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

  Saint Martin

  6700 Arlon

  Closed

• A pilgrimage church, famous for its annual car blessing and Christmas village.

  Saint Christopher

  9401 Pollare (Ninove)

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• Small rustic church with a welcoming village atmosphere.

  Saint Martin

  6440 Vergnies (Froidchapelle)

  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)

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• A large bright, Gothic cathedral (13th century) containing very beautiful works of art, notably of Jean Del Cour.

  Saint Paul

  4000 Liège

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• A neo-classical building with a Romanesque tower (12th century). The relics of Saint Lutgardis and the statue of Saint Rose of Lima make it a place of pilgrimage more than a hundred years old.

  Saint Stephen

  4400 Les Awirs (Flémalle)

  Closed

• A symbol of the town, the building was last rebuilt in 1618, but its tower dates back to the 11th century.

  Our Lady of the Assumption

  5590 Ciney

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• A conventional church with vestiges of the Romanesque martyr's chapel for Saint Lievin. An annual pilgrimage to this saint, dating from the Middle Ages, starts from Saint-Bavon, Ghent.

  Saint Michaël

  9520 Sint-Lievens-Houtem

  Closed

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

  Saint Catherine

  9185 Wachtebeke

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• Centuries-old small church (11th-12th century) built in fieldstones and marlstone, with interior elements dating from the Romanesque period to the Gothic Revival. <br>

  Saint Martin

  3960 Beek (Bree)

  Closed

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

  Our Lady of the Assumption

  3020 Winksele (Herent)

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• 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

• This very old building, which has been altered many times and became a modern brick church in the 20th century, still has a 16th-century choir and sacristy.

  Our Lady of the Assumption

  9940 Ertvelde (Evergem)

  Closed

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

  Saint John the Baptist

  8900 Dikkebus (Ieper)

  Closed