Churches

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

  Saint-Paul

  4000 Liège

  Closed

• Recently restored Neo-Gothic church with old tombstones and monumental murals.

  Sint-Niklaas

  8433 Slijpe (Middelkerke)

  Closed

• The original tomb of the local saint Berlindis was destroyed by the Vikings and later reconstructed with a unique rococo front.

  Sint-Pieter en Sint-Berlindis

  9402 Meerbeke (Ninove)

  Closed

• An atypical church mixing Gothic styles from Tournai and Brabant. Richly decorated interior with silver-ware and tapestries from Oudenard.

  Sint-Walburga

  9700 Oudenaarde

  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

• 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.

  Sint-Anna-ten-Drieën

  2050 Antwerpen-Linkeroever

  Closed

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

  Saints-Pierre-et-Paul

  7784 Warneton (Comines-Warneton)

  Closed

• Neo-Romanesque church rebuilt after the destruction of the old 11th and 16th century churches.

  Onze-Lieve-Vrouw

  8950 Nieuwkerke (Heuvelland)

  Closed

• Early Neo-Gothic church from 1853 with older interior elements that may call itself the highest situated church in East Flanders. "Bikechurch".<br><p><br></p>

  Sint-Martinus

  9500 Onkerzele (Geraardsbergen)

  Closed

• A Neo-Gothic church with interior furnishings in the same style.

  Sainte-Famille

  7700 Mouscron

  Closed

• One of the most noteworthy and impressive Neo-Gothic buildings in Belgium (1907).

  Saint-Martin

  6700 Arlon

  Closed

• A Romanesque collegial church, embellished and refined in the 18th century, notable for its superb Merovingian sarcophagus and reliquary.

  Saint-Georges et Sainte-Ode

  4540 Amay

  Closed

• Neo-Gothic red brick church containing the tomb of Adrien Vander Woestine.<br>

  Sint-Martinus

  8980 Beselare (Zonnebeke)

  Closed

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

  Allerheiligen

  3290 Diest

  Closed

• Late Gothic pseudo-basilica using Gobertange stone.

  Sint-Catharina

  2200 Herentals

  Closed

• One of the most beautiful examples of Romanesque architecture in Namur

  Notre-Dame du Rosaire

  5100 Wierde (Namur)

  Closed

• A neo-Ghotic building with a harmonious decor and a turbulent building history.

  Sint-Willibrordus

  9910 Knesselare

  Closed

• Modern church housing the shrine of Saint Julie Billiart. The Heritage Centre presents the life and spirituality of the saint, as well as the history of the Sisters of Notre-Dame.

  Sainte-Julie

  5000 Namur

  Closed

• A brick chapel (1617) - in the crypt, the tomb of Father Damien - documentation centre.

  Sint-Antoniuskapel

  3000 Leuven

  Closed

• A market hall style neo-gothic church with a sturdy tower.

  Onze-Lieve-Vrouw

  8433 Schore (Middelkerke)

  Closed

• A Gothic collegial church notable for its three towers and large rose window.

  Notre-Dame et Saint-Domitien

  4500 Huy

  Closed

• A Neo-Classical church rebuilt after WW1with interior elements saved from the destruction of the old building.

  Saint-Martin

  7623 Rongy (Brunehaut)

  Closed

• The church (1290), laid out like a basilica, has a massive tower with a pear shaped roof. A statue of John the Baptist and numerous paintings of him and fine panelling and wood screens.

  Sint-Jan

  8970 Poperinge

  Closed

• Centuries-old small church (11th-12th century) built in fieldstones and marlstone, with interior elements dating from the Romanesque period to the Gothic Revival. <br>

  Sint-Martinus

  3960 Beek (Bree)

  Closed

• Surrounded by the cemetery and completed in 1867, St. Roch's Chapel is a building in flake-stone (probably Ottré's) and bluestone, in an eclectic style, typical of the Belgian monumental style of the XIXth century.

  Saint-Roch

  6982 Maboge (La Roche-en-Ardenne)

  Closed

• A Neo-classic church. Statues of the two patron saints of the church, bishops of Maastricht.

  Sint-Monulfus en Gondulfus

  3630 Mechelen-aan-de-Maas (Maasmechelen)

  Closed

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

  Sint-Paulus Bekering

  8920 Langemark (Langemark-Poelkapelle)

  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