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The oldest parts of St Peter's Band Church, the early Gothic tower, date from the 11th or 12th century.
Amid woods and heathland, east of Koersel in the municipality of Beringen, the little sanctuary of 't Fonteintje, the Koersels Kapelleke, has…
Part of the ancient fortified wall, this 13th century church is linked to the battle of the golden spurs. A walkway, superb chapels, a fine 14th…
Church in neo Romanesque style from 1928-1929 - Architect A. Van Overstraeten.
Harmonious blend of ancient and modern - 13th century octagonal tower with three clocks - sculpture by Bart Bogaert.
A Gothic Church but remodelled over the centuries. Baroque interior.
Saint-Lambert, a place of worship in La Bruyère.
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…
This village used to have a church with two naves but one of them was demolished. The tower got destroyed during the war.
One-nave brick and stone volume of three bays with a built-in west tower and a polygonal choir to which the sacristy connects.
The Protestant…
11th century church, destroyed in the 17th century (earthquake 1692) rebuilt in the 18th.
In Izenberge, in the municipality of Alveringem, the chapel of Our Lady of Mercy has welcomed pilgrims and passers-by to quiet reflection for…
A market hall style neo-gothic church with a sturdy tower.
A recently renovated Neo-Romanesque and Neo-Gothic church (1865).
Spacious and monumental gothic church. The archdukes Albrecht and Isabella called it the most beautiful church in Flanders.
The Church of the Holy Saviour forms the heart of Booischot, a village within Heist-op-den-Berg.
Notre-Dame de l'Assomption, a place of worship in Trois-Ponts.
The Church of Saint Willibrord has been the heart of Meldert, near Lummen, for centuries.
The church, built of limestone rubble from the rocky outcrop, once had a Romanesque tower to the west, three naves of three bays and a deep polygonal…
Tucked into the Vlamingenstraat in Leuven, the Chapel of Our Lady of Fever guards a story of consolation many centuries old.
The church has its origins in the castle chapel of the comital residence.
Built in 1896 on land belonging to the de Cartier family, this small building is the soul of a particularly active community that dates back to the…
Classical church from the 18th century with older tower. Rich in sculptures.
Church of the former convent of the Discalced Carmelites from 1694 to 1793.
Classic Church (1728) with medieval towers. Noteworthy graveyard.
Neo-Romanesque church built in the Rustoord (de Kaart) district by the founder of the town of Sint-Mariaburg.
Centuries-old small church (11th-12th century) built in fieldstones and marlstone, with interior elements dating from the Romanesque period to the…
Baroque Brabant church dating from around 1650, with a furnished sacristy and a night choir just behind, both original to the period.
Romanesque hall church (11th century), whose altars have been restored.
Belgium
The Church of Saint Peter is a former Romanesque (12th century) and Gothic (16th century) chapel, rebuilt in the 18th century, restored in 1910 and…