Churches

• Remarkable Gothic abbey church containing beautiful furniture and witnesses of regional history such as some tombs of the dead of Azincourt.

  Saint Sylvan and Saint George

  62770 Auchy-lès-Hesdin

  Closed

• Come and discover this jewel of art deco...

  Our Lady of the Assumption

  80120 Fort-Mahon-Plage

  Closed

• Enter the only art deco church protected as a Historic Monument in the southern Artois...

  Our Lady of Rocquigny

  62450 Rocquigny

  Closed

• This neo-Gothic church was rebuilt after the Great War on the ruins of the previous one. Simple and unadorned, it is nonetheless charming. 

  Our Lady of Good News

  62000 Arras

  Closed

• A majestic 19th century neo-Gothic church designed by the architect Clovis Normand, which incorporates all the characteristic elements of the original Gothic Gothic style.

  Our Lady of Good Help and Saint Martin

  62570 Hallines

  Closed

• The Basilica of Chaumont was built in the 13th century in an impressive Gothic style.

  Saint John the Baptist

  52000 Chaumont

  Closed

• The church of Hautecloque is one of the so-called « second reconstruction » churches. Effectively, under its 16th century appearance it dates from 1959 and is the only “identical” reconstruction in the diocese.

  Saint Leodegar

  62130 Hautecloque

  Closed

• Nestling in the centre of the town of Coutiches, in the heart of the Pévèle region, the present-day church, rebuilt in a neo-Romanesque style in the 19th century, perpetuates the Belgian cult of Notre-Dame de Foy. The cult dates back to the early 17th century, when a woodcutter discovered by chance a statuette of the Virgin, placed in the hollow of an oak tree by a pilgrim two centuries earlier.

  Our Lady of Foy

  59310 Coutiches

  Closed

• Discover the former abbey of Liessies by visiting the Saint John's church.

  Saint John

  59740 Liessies

  Closed

• Former collegiate church of the hall church type and of flamboyant Gothic style, largely modified in the 16th century and then more slightly in the 19th century. The plan and architecture are simple but the building is bathed in light through the large stained glass windows of Charles Lorin's studio (1930s).

  Saint Stephen

  55300 Saint-Mihiel

  Closed

• The church is one of the finest works of Gothic architecture in Luxembourg.

  Church of the Trinitarian

  L-9410 Vianden

  Closed

• The church in Holler is one of the most beautiful historic churches in Luxembourg.

  Saint-Saviour

  L-9962 Holler (Weiswampach)

  Closed

• The present church was built in 1894 in neo-Gothic style according to the plans of the district architect J.-P. Knepper.

  Holy Trinity

  L-9946 Binsfeld (Weiswampach)

  Closed

• Uren chapel

  L-9991 Weiswampach

  Closed

• in 1857, the present rural-style church was built.

  Saint Odilia

  L-9944 Beiler (Weiswampach)

  Closed

• The 18th-century chapel is idyllically situated on a wooded slope, with benches and the sound of a spring inviting visitors to linger. Its Baroque architecture, with its striking dome, is particularly impressive.

  Our Lady of Loreto

  L-9707 Clervaux

  Closed

• The church was built in 1927 according to plans by the architect Joseph Jentgen in Art Deco style.

  Saint Lambert

  L-9980 Wilwerdange (Troisvierges)

  Closed

• 1909 was the solemn blessing of the foundation stone of the present building.

  Saint Andrew

  L-7593 Beringen (Mersch)

  Closed

• The silhouette of the old Franciscan monastery church still characterises the village of Ulflingen today.

  St. Andrew

  L-9912 Troisvierges (Troisvierges)

  Closed

• St Willibrord’s Basilica, whose present form dates from the 11th and 13th centuries, was severely damaged during the Battle of the Ardennes and was partially rebuilt in the Neo-Romanesque style.

  Saint Willibrord

  L-6486 Echternach

  Closed

• The tent-shaped architecture is typical of many church buildings from the 1950s and 1960s.

  Saint Joseph

  L-9964 Huldange (Troisvierges)

  Closed

• In 1879, the first church was built in Leithum.

  Immaculate Conception

  L-9970 Leithum (Weiswampach)

  Closed

• The church is built of local shale stone that harmonises perfectly with the surrounding countryside.

  Saint Cosmas and Damian

  L-9712 Clervaux

  Closed

• The present building was constructed from 1771-1773 in line with the architectural plans of Paul Mungenast of Echternach, based on the model of the old collegiate church of St. Paulinus in Trier.

  Saint Martin

  L-6112 Junglinster

  Closed

• The Gothic choir with cross ribs still dates from the earlier church. 

  Saint Odo

  L-9463 Stolzembourg (Parc Housen)

  Closed

• The first chapel is mentioned in Countess Erkanfrida's deed of gift to St Maximin's Abbey in Trier from 853.

  Saint Donat

  L-7463 Pettingen (Mersch)

  Closed

• The church, with its particularly high bell tower, was built in 1872 in the then popular Rhenish neo-Gothic style.

  Saint Michael

  L-9942 Basbellain (Troisvierges)

  Closed

• The first mention of Lieler was made in the 12th century in connection with the possessions of Prüm Abbey. 

  Holy Cross

  L-9972 Lieler (Clervaux)

  Closed