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Heilig Kruis, a place of worship in Beveren.
Remarkable witness of the first Romanesque architecture in our regions. Its uncluttered atmosphere and harmonious proportions immerse the visitor in…
Sainte-Gertrude, a place of worship in Chastre.
Excavations carried out in 1959 by François Bourgeois revealed three different buildings.
Belgium
Saint-Lambert, a place of worship in Le Roeulx.
Sainte-Aldegonde, a place of worship in Sivry-Rance.
In Krewinkel, in the municipality of Büllingen, stands the chapel of Saint Eligius, a Gothic sanctuary that over the centuries served both spiritual…
Onze-Lieve-Vrouw, a place of worship in Lennik.
Saint-Servais, a place of worship in Dalhem.
The ogival church is dedicated to Saint Barbara, the patron saint of coal miners.
The Mijlstraat parish was officially recognized on April 23, 1894, with Saint Francis de Sales as its patron.
A large 15th century Gothic building containing the relics and shrine of Saint Waltrude, statues of Jacques Du Broeucq and fine stained glass windows.
Renowned pilgrimage site of Notre Dame. Miraculous statue. Noteworthy Renaissance ceiling with 145 painted panels.
A partly Romanesque church from the 12th century - neo gothic nave - imposing
new 20th century furnishings.
A semi Classical church with interesting furnishings.
The Church of Saint Bavo stands at the heart of Sint-Baafs-Vijve, a village of the municipality of Wielsbeke, carrying the memory of nearly nine…
Gothic church in ferruginous sandstone. Unfinished white stone west tower. Triptychs and altarpiece from the 16th and 17th centuries. Tomb of Prince…
A church in local Demer gothic style with a unique art collection.
Notre-Dame, a place of worship in Hamoir.
An ancient Romanesque tower rebuilt in Renaissance-Gothic style. Fonts (1574), Organs (1672), Pulpit (1739), historic reliquary (parchment 1145).
A charming 11th century chapel in a beautiful natural setting.
"Hallenkerk" dating back to the 8th century with late Gothic statues.
An 18th century Neo-Classic church, royal parish and cathedral of the diocese for the Armed Forces.
Construction period: bases of the tower and choir: 15th century – present nave: 1854–1873.
A Neo-Romanesque church (1925) by Joseph Viérin with a visible wood framework and an adjoining cloister. A carillon of 4 bells.
Saint-Antoine de Padoue, a place of worship in Dinant.
Saint-Nicolas, a place of worship in Frasnes-lez-Anvaing.
The cathedral of Antwerp is the largest gothic church in the Netherlands. Built between 1352 up to 1521.
A large collegiate church in the covered market style rebuilt after a fire in 1419. An 18th century open tower. 17th century improvements with a…
A Neo-Gothic church (1850) with a refurbished interior.