The St. Anthony’s Chapel (Sint Antoniuskapel) is one of several medieval chapel in Leuven. In the 19. centaury it was an important place of pilgrimage dedicated to St. Joseph. Since 1936 its crypt has contained...
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St. Quentin Church (Sint-Kwintenskerk) is a gothic church, situated on a hill close the Namur Gate is one of the medieval parish churches of Leuven. People prayed here to St. Quentin for cures for a number...
The Saint James' Church (Sint-Jacobskerk) is built in Romanesque style between 1220 and 1235 (13th century). Since 1290, only the tower remains of this original church, which is part of the seven wonders of Leuven....
There is a beautiful park area just near the bend of the Dyle, Dijleterrassen. This gem corner is a pleasant and attractive place to spend time. The park has an interesting location: near the art...
Dorre the baker represents a young, dynamic pre-war baker going to fetch the bread dough from his customers to put it in the oven. The statue shows that the baker's craft is fine to trade...
The museum displays old and new art inspired by Leuven’s versatility. The collection mainly focused on Leuven and Brabant's art production. The impressive architecture is designed by Belgian top architect Stéphane Beel. The museum is...
St. Gertrude’s Church (Sint Geertruikerk) was an Augustine abbey. The church was built from the 14th to the 16th century. The tower has an openwork spire, dating from 1453. Inside is an 18th-century carillon. The...
The Saint Lambert chapel (Sint-Lambertuskapel) in Heverlee, Leuven, is located in the castle park Arenberg. The chapel functioned for the Heverlee sub-parish, which depended on the Sint-Anna parish in Oud-Heverlee (until 1757). The chapel was a...