Churches

• Sint-Amandus

  9400 Nederhasselt (Ninove)

  Closed

• An imposing 16th century church in brick. <br>105m high tower-porch. <br>Superb collection of works of art and furnishings.

  Sint-Katharina

  2320 Hoogstraten

  Closed

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

  Sainte-Anne

  5500 Anseremme (Dinant)

  Closed

• Discover the serene atmosphere of a village church, in a dead-end street in the Scheldt Valley. Renowned for its special acoustics.

  Sint-Stefanus

  9820 Melsen (Merelbeke)

  Closed

• Classical church with baroque interior.

  Saint-Etienne

  4850 Montzen (Plombières)

  Closed

• A small chapel (1627) in a bucolic setting.

  Saint-Hubert

  6983 Herlinval (La Roche-en-Ardenne)

  Closed

• Scaldian Gothic style church with a remarkable tower - real museum of paintings, retables and sculptures - ‘Virgin and Child’ masterpiece in white marble by Michelangelo (1504).

  Onze-Lieve-Vrouw

  8000 Brugge

  Closed

• An early 20th century Neo-Gothic church with a 57m late Gothic tower. Stained glass windows by Gust Ladon, a carillon and a huge organ.

  Sint-Pietersbanden

  3920 Lommel

  Closed

• A Romanesque church with a Gothic tower set on a 118m high hill. Simple style and a rich interior.

  Sint-Odulphus

  3840 Borgloon

  Closed

• Notre-Dame du Rosaire

  5100 Wierde (Namur)

  Closed

• Protestant church partially incorporated in the candle-makers guild house (Keerstraat 1-3); Rich history since the 11th century.

  Protestant Church 't Keerske

  8000 Brugge

  Closed

• Don Bosco

  1501 Buizingen (Halle)

  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 chapel renowned for its large cross dating from the 10th or 11th centuries.

  Sanctuaire du Vieux Bon Dieu

  4860 Tancrémont (Pepinster)

  Closed

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

  Immaculée Conception

  6040 Jumet-Gohyssart (Charleroi)

  Closed

• A large collegiate Romanesque church of the 11th century sedately restored in Rhenish - Romanesque style after 1944. An exceptional Patrimony.

  Sainte-Gertrude

  1400 Nivelles

  Closed

• A Brabant style Gothic building. Interesting furnishings. Noteworthy XVI century altar piece from Antwerp.

  Saint-Nicolas de Myre

  7850 Enghien

  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

• The Russian Orthodox church of Liege. Traditional architecture.

  Saint-Alexandre Nevsky et Saint-Séraphin de Sarov

  4000 Liège

  Closed

• Neo-Roman church with light interior surrounded by graves of artists in the modest town centre of this Lys village.

  Sint-Aldegondis

  9831 Deurle (Sint-Martens-Latem)

  Closed

• A church notable for it reliquary for saint Hadelin, a Romanesque work of art.

  Saint-Martin et Saint-Hadelin

  4600 Visé

  Closed

• A welcoming, Neo-Romanesque church in the town centre (1883). Recently redecorated interior.

  Saint-Antoine, Saint-Hubert et Saint-Jean-Baptiste

  4800 Verviers

  Closed

• HH Kyrillos en Methodios

  8400 Oostende

  Closed

• Fine ensemble combining an early Gothic tower and a later classical church- noteworthy stucco decoration.

  Sint-Quintinus

  3520 Zonhoven

  Closed

• Eclectic church- Neo-Gothic interior- treasure from the old Romanesque church.

  Sint-Gertrudis

  9230 Wetteren

  Closed

• Saint-Lambert

  6500 Barbençon (Beaumont)

  Closed

• Neo-classical church (1780) towering over the village. Inside : beautiful woodwork in Louis XIV and Louis XV style ; listed organ.

  Notre-Dame de la Visitation

  1370 Mélin (Jodoigne)

  Closed

• A Neo-Romanesque church crowned with a fine bulbous belfry and with a beautiful shrine to Saint Symetre.

  Saint-André

  4990 Lierneux

  Closed