Best Religious Sites in Brussels

The Church of Our Lady in Bruges is a specific point of interest mentioned in a travel guide.

Saint Bavo's Cathedral in Ghent is a significant religious site and point of interest mentioned in the travel guide.

An 11th-century gothic church in Brussels, designated a cathedral in 1962, hosting Royal weddings and state funerals, and renowned for its Gothic Towers and stunning stained glass windows.

Inspired by its Parisian counterpart, stands as a tribute to Belgian Independence, it is Brussels largest church and the fifth largest in the world.

The church near Noordzee where the people ate seafood.

The Cathedral of Saint Gudula has been towering the city since the middle ages with beautiful interiors.

The Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Koekelberg is Belgium’s largest church, an Art Deco marvel with a cupola platform for 360° panoramic views of Brussels.

Construction of St Gudule and St Michael's church began in 1215 and was completed 300 years later, which accounts for its strange mix of architectural styles, with an impressive white stone façade and huge oak Baroque pulpit.

Basilica of the Holy Blood is located in the same plaza as Bruges City Hall.

St Bavo's Cathedral offers some stunning views.

St Nicholas's Cathedral is right next to Korenmarkt.

St Michael's Church is located right behind St Michael's bridge.

Une cathédrale gothique qui était autrefois une chapelle utilisée par la guilde des archers, célèbre pour une statue de la Madone qui aurait été volée par des voleurs dans un bateau à rames.