Even though there is a busy fish market nearby, the atmosphere around the church at the Brussels Beguinage is quite serene.

None other than the great Pieter Bruegel is buried in the Onze-Lieve-Vrouw ter Kapellekerk. Be sure to come and salute the master.

The majestic Our Lady of Victory at the Sablon is located on the Grote Zavel square at the heart of the Brussels antiques district. It is a veritable treasure.

To admire swirling baroque marble and gold leaf, the Onze-Lieve-Vrouwe van Goede Bijstandkerk in Brussels is the place to be.

In the Sint-Laurentiuskerk in Bocholt the glittering gold decoration and many figurines immediately attract your attention to the altarpiece of Our Lady.

The oldest church in Berg is a perfect example of Romanesque architecture. Take time to pay a visit to admire the restored architecture and the artwork inside.

In the Antwerp Saint Andrew's quarter you will be surprised to find a captivating church containing some magnificent artwork.

The history of the Paleis op de Meir continues to be a subject of fascination. At the heart of this architectural gem you will find the majestic Dutch Parlour.

Enter through the wonderful gate and discover the Courtly Ceremonial Chamber and its garden right at the back.

There are not many places outside a museum where you can still admire a Rubens. Sint-Martinuskerk in Aalst, however, has one of his works on display!

Once visitors step inside the church, they can explore the rich art collection.

Church and monastery of the Discalced Carmelites is listed as protected architectural heritage. A historic gem inside and out!