Churches

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

  Saint Columba

  5680 Soulme (Doische)

  Closed

• Baroque church, impressive for the profusion of its decoration.<br>

  Saint John the Baptist and Our Lady of the Assumption

  3271 Averbode (Scherpenheuvel-Zichem)

  Closed

• A chapel (1854) inspired by the first Christian churches with a unique cupola. An ancient pilgrimage site. <br>

  Allerheiligen

  3290 Diest

  Closed

• Picturesque church with choir-stall from the 16th century in the native village of Jan Van Heelu, a chronicler of the 13th century.

  Saint Lawrence

  3440 Helen (Zoutleeuw)

  Closed

• Romanesque and Gothic church with 65-metre tower, carillon (54 bells) and the oldest organ in the Low Countries.<br>

  Saint Germain

  3300 Tienen

  Closed

• 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 Virgin Mary and Child with Saint Anne

  2050 Antwerpen-Linkeroever

  Closed

• A hospitable Neo-Gothic church containing some beautiful works of art.

  Saint Nicholas

  6980 La Roche-en-Ardenne

  Closed

• A fine Gothic building conspicuous for its grey tower. Noteworthy statue of Saint Christopher inside.

  Saint Gaugericus

  7090 Braine-le-Comte

  Closed

• A newly restored church based on an ancient priory building.

  Saint Peter

  4920 Aywaille

  Closed

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

  Saint Peter in Chains

  3920 Lommel

  Closed

• A 17th century chapel with a remarkable spiral weather vane, commemorating the Glymes’ noblemen.

  Our Lady of the Market

  1370 Jodoigne

  Closed

• A Gothic church with an octagonal tower containing 17th century wood carvings and an organ by Van Peteghem.

  Saint Amandus

  9470 Denderleeuw

  Closed temporarily

• A Neo-Gothic church like a covered market built 1923 which hosts concerts and conferences. A memorial column for Georges Guynemer, the pilot.

  The Conversion of Saint Paul

  8920 Langemark (Langemark-Poelkapelle)

  Closed

• Brabant style flamboyant Gothic church - imperial stained glass windows  - church treasure - procession with the saint’s reliquary.

  Saint Gummery

  2500 Lier

  Closed

• A rebuilt church with original parts dating back to the 12th century. The furniture was made in the artistic crafting school of Maredsous.

  Saint James

  8900 Ieper

  Closed

• A large bright, Gothic cathedral (13th century) containing very beautiful works of art, notably of Jean Del Cour.

  Saint Paul

  4000 Liège

  Closed

• Gothic construction on top of older foundations, paintings by Antoon Van Dijck.

  Saint Martin

  1930 Zaventem

  Closed

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

  Saint Quentin

  3520 Zonhoven

  Closed

• Gothic church that has undergone several restorations. Beautiful interior furnishings.

  Saint Amandus

  9406 Outer-Herlinckhove (Ninove)

  Closed

• Building by Albert Van huffel in art deco and modernistic style (beginning 20th century)

  National Basilica of the Sacred Heart

  1083 Koekelberg - Ganshoren

  Closed

• Neogothic aisleless church from 1927 in castle village Schalkhoven.

  Saint Brixius

  3732 Schalkhoven (Hoeselt)

  Closed

• One of the most authentic baroque Jesuit churches.

  Saints Peter and Paul

  2800 Mechelen

  Closed

• An 18th century church renovated in 1995 sheltering the reliquary of Saint Remaclus.

  Primary church Saint Sebastian

  4970 Stavelot

  Closed

• Remarkable witness of the first Romanesque architecture in our regions. Its uncluttered atmosphere and harmonious proportions immerse the visitor in history and contemplation.

  Saint Remaclus

  4560 Ocquier (Clavier)

  Closed

• An interesting Gothic church with some fine works inside.

  Saint Martin

  7950 Chièvres

  Closed

• Neo-Gothic church (1921) with a second tower dating from the 17th century - Neo-Gothic furnishing - miraculous cross.

  Saint Willibrord

  8430 Middelkerke

  Closed

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

  Immaculate Conception

  6040 Jumet-Gohyssart (Charleroi)

  Closed

• Originally Romanesque restored as Gothic, church built by Duke of Brabant who is buried here.

  Saint John the Evangelist

  3080 Tervuren

  Closed