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© Églises Ouvertes
© Églises Ouvertes
© Églises Ouvertes
About this building
This church, built in quarried stone from Tournai, is little Gothic marvel of the 13th and 15th centuries. Its picturesque spire is seen from afar.
The building had a radical restoration in 1910 and was classified in1934. The visible traces of the original building are the 13th century stone columns. There are also ancient gravestones, statues of Saint Antoine the Hermit and Saint Roch, the stained glass windows of the choir and ancient baptismal fonts.
This church, built in quarried stone from Tournai, is little Gothic marvel of the 13th and 15th centuries. Its picturesque spire is seen from afar. The building had a radical restoration in 1910 and was classified in1934. The visible traces of the original building are the 13th century stone columns. There are also ancient gravestones, statues of Saint Antoine the Hermit and Saint Roch, the stained glass windows of the choir and ancient baptismal fonts.
from 6 June till 15 August 2010:
Friday-Saturday-Sunday: 14.00-18.00
guide bij arrangement: +32-56-48 13 77
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Religious Offices:
Sunday: 10.30
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