Churches

• Saint-Laurent

  6760 Virton

  Closed

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

  Sint-Jan de Doper

  8900 Dikkebus (Ieper)

  Closed

• Neo-gothic Hall church dedicated to the worship of the Holy Cross, rescued from the sea.

  Heilige Kruisverheffing

  8420 Wenduine (De Haan)

  Closed

• This Romanesque and Gothic building contains paintings dedicated to Saint Hubert.

  Saint-Piat

  7500 Tournai

  Closed

• Interior decorated with Art-deco murals.

  Sankt-Hubertus

  4710 Lontzen

  Closed

• A Gothic (1500) church,frequently modified,replaced a small Romanesque one whose foundations are visible. Damaged during WW1, it was redecorated by local artists, the organ restored and stained glass windows replaced.

  HH. Amandus en Blasius

  8790 Waregem

  07.00 - 19.00 Open

• Early Gothic pilgrimage church. Miraculous statue of the Virgin Mary.

  Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Bezoeking

  8380 Lissewege (Brugge)

  Closed

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

  Sint-Pieter

  2300 Turnhout

  Closed

• A small Gothic limestone building, extensively altered in the 19th century, containing a 16th-century stone tabernacle.<br>

  Saint-Sébastien

  5101 Loyers (Namur)

  Closed

• Sober and luminous Gothic church (16th century) of the former convent of the Récollets.

  Saints-Jean-et-Nicolas

  1400 Nivelles

  Closed

• Church listed for its interior furnishings. Contains a relic of Saint Médard.

  Saints-Rémi-et-Médard

  7120 Rouveroy (Estinnes)

  Closed

• An early 20th century Neo-Gothic church with a 57m late Gothic tower. Stained glass windows by Gust Ladon.<br>

  Sint-Pietersbanden

  3920 Lommel

  Closed

• Recently built church (1905) on private initiative in a new parish. Large statue of Mary and a grotto of Lourdes.

  Sint-Jozef

  3080 Moorsel (Tervuren)

  Closed

• Situated in a pleasant site, this church is the only witness of the Cluniac influence in our regions.

  Saints-Pierre-et-Paul

  4550 Saint-Séverin (Nandrin)

  Closed

• Church with Romanesque and Gothic elements and a wide variety of building materials.<br>Statue of bearded Saint Oncomoene.

  Sint-Martinus

  9620 Velzeke (Zottegem)

  Closed

• Beautiful, partly Gothic church with a listed choir and an imposing statue of saint Christopher.

  Saint-Christophe

  4280 Hannut

  Closed

• A charming, listed, Romanesque and part Gothic church. Fine interior.

  Saint-Martin

  7060 Horrues (Soignies)

  Closed

• A newly restored 17th century church in local stone with a beautiful stucco ceiling.

  Saints-Pierre-et-Paul

  6960 Dochamps (Manhay)

  Closed

• A church with novel architecture of two crossed axes inspired by Byzantine art; modified in 1955 - large mosaic, frescoes and stained glass windows.

  Saint-Christophe

  6000 Charleroi

  Closed

• A richly decorated Neo-Gotic church - Statue of the Virgin from Spain with a fine embroidered mantle - Small chapel that host music recitals within the walls of the Saint-Elisabeth hospital

  Sint-Joris

  2000 Antwerpen

  Closed

• Saint-Martin

  6762 Saint-Mard (Virton)

  Closed

• A church in neo-Romanesque and Byzantine style (1928). Baroque and Art Nouveau furnishings.

  Saints-Pierre-et-Paul

  7784 Warneton (Comines-Warneton)

  Closed

• A church in local Demer gothic style with a unique art collection.

  Sint-Dimpna

  2440 Sint-Dimpna (Geel)

  Closed

• A place of pilgrimage thanks to its miraculous statue. Listed in 1976.

  Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Altijddurende Bijstand

  2220 Hallaar (Heist-op-den-Berg)

  Closed

• Religious domain next to the church with a Lourdes grotto, a Way of the Cross, etc.

  Mariadomein

  2930 Kaart (Brasschaat)

  Closed

• The spire of this late Gothic church stands out clearly in this area of the Scheldt. It is priest Poppe's baptismal and parish church. Pilgrimage site for Saint Amelberge.

  Onze-Lieve-Vrouw

  9140 Temse

  Closed

• A typical Neo-Gothic early 20th century church.

  Sainte-Barbe

  7170 Fayt-lez-Manage (Manage)

  Closed

• A small chapel (1688); pilgrimage site for sportsmen.

  Chapel Notre-Dame de Chèvremont

  4051 Vaux-sous-Chèvremont (Chaudfontaine)

  Closed