Notre-Dame de la Chapelle Church in Brussels: photos, reviews

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Notre-Dame de la Chapelle Church is considered the oldest not only in Brussels but also in all of Belgium. It is located not far from the main square Grand Place, having taken its rightful place there as far back as the twelfth century.

The church has endured numerous fires, destructions, and even lootings, but has nevertheless stood firm and today serves as an official landmark of the capital's architecture. Notre-Dame de la Chapelle is also known as the Chapel of the Holy Virgin Mary, in tribute to the duke who funded its construction. Both the exterior and interior styles of the building are closely intertwined with Romanesque Gothic. The top of the building is adorned with a belfry, which during particularly significant Catholic holidays fills the area with its deep ringing.

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Wheelchair accessible

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

César De Paepe

Bus station 158 m walk

Chapelle

Bus stop 64 m walk

Grand Sablon

Bus stop 159 m walk

Brux.-Chap/Brus.-Kap.

Train station 178 m walk

Grote Zavel

Bus stop 223 m walk

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Olivier GOURGEON Business

Eglise sur les hauteurs de la ville, attention elle dispose d'horaires d'ouvertures. En état correct de conservation, vous y trouverez décorations liturgiques et lieu de recueillement.

黎志強

始建於12世紀，經過歷代改建成為今日所見的哥特式格教堂，外型莊嚴典雅！

Graham Short

Passed by a couple of times and it was closed. Finally got inside and it was worth the wait. Some excellent stain glass windows, and a very exuberant pulpit.

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Notre-Dame de la Chapelle Church in Brussels

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