Churches

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

  Sainte-Anne

  5500 Anseremme (Dinant)

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  Renowned pilgrimage site of Notre Dame. Miraculous statue. Noteworthy Renaissance ceiling with 145 painted panels.

  Sanctuary Notre-Dame de Foy

  5504 Foy-Notre-Dame (Dinant)

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  Benoit A Benedictine abbey church in Neo-Gothic style dating from 1880 in a beautiful natural setting.

  Saint-Benoît

  5537 Denée (Anhée)

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  A magnificent Romanesque 11th century church on a beautiful site by the Meuse.

  Saint-Pierre

  5541 Hastière-par-Delà (Hastière)

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  Beautiful little country chapel dedicated to the Virgin.

  Notre-Dame de Bon Secours

  5555 Oizy (Bièvre)

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  Church of the late XIXth century. Tower and decorative elements of the XVIIth century (altar - vault - pulpit).

  Saint-Hubert

  5555 Oizy (Bièvre)

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  A collegiate church in 11th century primitive Romanesque style and an important patrimony of Wallonie. The cult of Saint Hadelin. Beautiful surroundings.

  Saint-Hadelin

  5561 Celles (Houyet)

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  A beautiful, building in limestone, mainly 16th and 17th century, with a sober pleasing interior.

  Saint-Philippe

  5600 Philippeville

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  A Gothic Church but remodelled over the centuries. Baroque interior.

  Saint-Pierre

  5640 Saint-Gérard (Mettet)

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  A basilica pilgrimage site with a bulbous belfry in Romanesque and Gothic style. A 10th century statue of the Virgin. Processions and marches from the Entre- Sambre-et-Meuse.

  Notre-Dame

  5650 Walcourt

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  A charming XIth century church, partly Romanesque and Gothic.

  Sainte-Colombe

  5680 Soulme (Doische)

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  A neo-classical church with many paintings, statues and ceramics of saints.

  Saint-Antoine de Padoue

  6000 Charleroi

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  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

  Fermé

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

  Immaculée Conception

  6040 Jumet-Gohyssart (Charleroi)

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  A 10th century Romanesque and Gothic church. Tomb and shrine of sainte Rolende. Procession and marches from the Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse.

  Saint-Michel

  6280 Gerpinnes

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  An abbey church of Trappist monks dating from 1850 and soberly rearranged - Beautiful resonance.

  Notre-Dame de Scourmont

  6460 Forges (Chimay)

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  An 9th century Carlovingian Church in Romanesque style with several 8th century sarcophagi in the crypt.

  Saint-Ursmer

  6540 Lobbes

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  A Romanesque and Gothic church with an astonishing polychrome vault dating from 1536.

  Saint-Pierre

  6600 Bastogne

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

  Saint-Martin

  6700 Arlon

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  Neo-Romanesque church (1951) made of yellow stones in one of the most beautiful villages in Wallonia.<p><br></p><p><br></p>

  Saint-Martin

  6767 Torgny (Rouvroy)

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  A Neo-Romanesque church with rich interior statuary.

  Notre-Dame du Rosaire

  6790 Aubange

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  Classical basilica containing numerous souvenirs of saint Hubert, the patron of hunters.

  Saint-Hubert

  6870 Saint-Hubert

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  This remarkable building (1050) is the oldest Romanesque church in Belgium. An exceptionally valuable monument for its age and linear simplicity. Stained glass windows designed by Folon.

  Saint-Etienne

  6900 Waha (Marche-en-Famenne)

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  Gothic building (1500) with a noteworthy belfry. Fine quality statues inside.

  Saint-Remacle

  6900 Marche-en-Famenne

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

  Saints-Pierre-et-Paul

  6960 Dochamps (Manhay)

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  Former chapel, located in the heart of old Tenneville

  Sainte-Gertrude (Vieille église)

  6970 Tenneville

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  The church of Erneuville, located at an altitude of 412m99 as shown on the inscription on its threshold, is made of schist stone. Its origins probably date back to the Middle Ages, as evidenced by the fish stop device (opus spicatum) on some walls

  Saint-Pierre et Saint-Denis

  6972 Erneuville (Tenneville)

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

  Saint-Nicolas

  6980 La Roche-en-Ardenne

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