A Baroque church with a profusion of fine works: pulpit, altars,long choir with 72 stalls, main altar decorated with the Assumption, a painting by De Crayer. A Calvary in the park.
A modern church in the shape of a scallop shell replacing the
Chapel Sainte Anne. A place of pilgrimage since 1330. Ideal for concerts.
Stained glass windows and fine walks along the Scheldt.
The largest Rococo church in the country built in local white stone and donated by the brewers between 1744 and 1750. Noteworthy features are the pulpit, stalls, treasury and gardens.
A Neo-Gothic basilica. Nine paintings depicting the legends of Dadizele, his tomb in the crypt and his possessions. A pilgrimage site. Walks around the basilica.
A chapel (1854) inspired by the first Christian churches with a unique cupola. An
ancient pilgrimage site. An annual march and celebration the 1st November.
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.
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