Churches

• 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

• Church with an old and a new part, nicely located on a hill along the road Tienen - Aarschot.

  Saint John the Baptist

  3211 Binkom (Lubbeek)

  Closed

• Neo-Gothic church with remarkable furniture.

  Saint Martin

  7011 Ghlin (Mons)

  Closed

• A renaissance Gothic church - beautiful village location - square tower - barrel vault - quality furnishings.

  Our Lady of the Assumption

  9968 Bassevelde (Assenede)

  Closed

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

  Immaculate Conception

  6040 Jumet-Gohyssart (Charleroi)

  Closed

• A large brick church typical of the 1930’s. Inside,stained glass windows and paintings of which one by Marcel Marlier.

  Christ the King

  7712 Herseaux (Mouscron)

  Closed

• A beautiful, building in limestone, mainly 16th and 17th century, with a sober pleasing interior.

  Saint Philip

  5600 Philippeville

  Closed

• Neo-Romanesque church rebuilt after the destruction of the old 11th and 16th century churches.

  Our Lady

  8950 Nieuwkerke (Heuvelland)

  Closed

• Neo-Gothic church on a protected site. Beautiful furnishings donated by local families.

  Saint Gertrude

  9400 Appelterre - Eichem (Ninove)

  Closed

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

  Saint Medard

  6762 Saint-Mard (Virton)

  Closed

• An old abbey church of the Augustines - magnificent wooden stalls - late Gothic tower.

  Saint Gertrude

  3000 Leuven

  Closed

• Gothic church with some Romanesque features

  Saint Martin

  1730 Asse

  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.

  Our Lady

  5650 Walcourt

  Closed

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

  Saint Peter

  8958 Loker (Heuvelland)

  Closed

• An 11th century Romanesque church with a massive stone tower.

  Saint Fermin

  5300 Bonneville (Andenne)

  Closed

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

  Saint Columba

  5680 Soulme (Doische)

  Closed

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

  Our Lady of Lourdes

  4860 Wegnez (Pepinster)

  Closed

• The neo-Gothic Saint-Norbert church was built between 1901 and 1904 in the Zurenborg district.

  Saint Norbert

  2018 Zurenborg (Antwerpen)

  Closed

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

  Saint John the Baptist

  8900 Dikkebus (Ieper)

  Closed

• Gothic building (1500) with a noteworthy belfry. Fine quality statues inside.

  Saint Remaclus

  6900 Marche-en-Famenne

  Closed

• Saint Martin

  5310 Leuze (Eghezée)

  Closed

• One of the rare neo-classical sanctuaries in our region. Remarkable vaulted ceiling and furnishings from different periods.

  Eglise de l'Assomption

  6240 Farciennes

  Closed

• A Neo-Romanesque church in shale and limestone. 17th century tower. Gothic baptismal fonts. A pleasant environment.

  Saint Remy

  6983 Ortho (La Roche-en-Ardenne)

  Closed

• Rural church with a 12th century core, restored treasure of paintings and statues.

  Saint Denis

  9270 Kalken (Laarne)

  Closed

• A market hall style neo-gothic church with a sturdy tower.

  Our Lady

  8433 Schore (Middelkerke)

  Closed

• 13th to 16th century Gothic shrine. Well known for its tabernacle - its Easter candle-holder - its altar pieces.

  Saint Leonard

  3440 Zoutleeuw

  Closed

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

  Saint Martin

  7623 Rongy (Brunehaut)

  Closed

• Neoclassical church with Romanesque tower and ancient cemetery.

  Our Lady of the Visitation

  3803 Wilderen (Sint-Truiden)

  Closed