St. Walburga Church in Bruges: photos, reviews

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Sint-Walburgakerk, located in the charming city of Bruges, is a stunning attraction for those interested in 17th-century Baroque architecture. Opened in 1643 and dedicated to St. Francis Xavier, this historic church offers an inviting atmosphere with its spacious, bright interior dominated by elegant white marble. The church showcases beautiful white columns and an array of attractive paintings that add to its rich aesthetic quality.

Notable features include intricate marble carvings on the altar rail, a black and white tiled floor, an impressive wooden pulpit, and a striking stone balustrade. During your visit, you'll find it remarkably peaceful, despite its proximity to the city's main tourist hubs. Entry is free, making it easily accessible for everyone.

Additionally, visitors can enjoy artwork by Hans Op De Beeck, "Dance Macabre," which is on display until 24th October 2021. Don't miss the chance to explore the intriguing history of Sint-Walburgakerk, including its periods of non-religious use during the French occupation. This remarkable site is highly recommended for its blend of history, art, and tranquility.

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Brugge Stadsschouwburg perron

Bus stop 314 m walk

Brugge Jan Van Eyckplein

Bus stop 209 m walk

Brugge Molenbrug

Bus stop 260 m walk

Brugge Rijksarchief

Bus stop 391 m walk

Brugge Gouden Handstraat

Bus stop 264 m walk

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4.5/5 199 reviews

Mark Catton

A really nice Church. Very tranquil. A good place to reflect.

王貞

一個比較近代的教堂裡面，簡約風格的窗框

Viren Aggarwal

Very peaceful church.

St. Walburga Church in Bruges

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