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This small baroc chapel along the road is dedicated to the 'Notre Dame des Affligés' (Our Lady of the Suffering). The original...Read more

*The Saint-Jacques-sur-Coudenberg Church is a royal parish.* A royal lodge is nestled in its chancel. The church is full of wonders: a statue...Read more

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This Gothic chapel is known to have existed in the 12th century, and the gallery above its transepts houses a small museum of religious art.

The château of Bois-Seigneur-Isaac stands on the site of a mediaeval fortress, and it still has the same obtuseangled layout. It...Read more

The catholic hurch at Bléharies is perhaps one of the major works of modern church architecture in Belgium. Built to a rectangular...Read more

The present early Gothic (13th century) building is in the form of a Latin cross, the chancel having an ambulatory but no apsidal chapels.

The Château de la Follie takes its name from its wooded setting, follie being a synonym of feuillée, meaning “leafy”. A 16th-century...Read more

The Premonstratensian monks arrived in 1128, and in the 13th century they erected the Gothic abbey buildings, of which the cloister, kitchen and...Read more

A Cistercian abbey since the 12th century, the monastic buildings at Orval were constructed before 1200. Of these, traces of the choir and transepts...Read more