Best places: Churches in Brussels, Belgium

Belgium's national church, host to royal weddings & funerals, built in the Brabant Gothic style.

This 15th-century Catholic church is known for its baroque chapels & Gothic architecture.

Gothic-Romanesque church dating back to 1134 & the burial site of painter Pieter Bruegel the Elder.

👍👍 The current structure was build in 1708 and is a prime example of Baroque architecture. The church is well kept and worth a visit for worship or to glance at the impressive preaching chair, the beautiful organ and an odd statue from 1625 of which it is believed it brings 'good luck' for gambling peo...

👍👍 A small ornate baroque style church which dates back to the 17th century. Beautiful stained glass windows, several paintings and high domed central ceiling. Information sheets are available to the left of the entry. Free to visit.

18th-century, neoclassical church with a grand, colonnaded portico & a bell tower.

Roman Catholic parish church built in the Flemish Baroque style in the 17th century.

😐 Eglise Sainte Marie-Madeleine (Church of St. Mary Magdalene) is a historic church located along Rue de la Madeleine just outside the Brussels Central train station and perhaps 200 metres from the Grand Place. This is another Brabant Gothic style church, featuring a Baroque period wing that was buil...

👍👍 The Chapel of Europe on Rue Van Maerlant has been beautifully restored. There is an atmosphere of calm, tranquility and Peace for all those searching to leave Pain at the feet of Jesus.