The Sint-Martinus Church of Wezemaal is one of the most beautiful late medieval village churches of Flemish Brabant, with an unusually monumental west tower for a village church.
The church is unusual in many ways. This has everything to do with the fact that for centuries the church was the most important center in the Netherlands of the worship of a special saint: St. Job, the central figure of the Book of Job.
The St. Cornelius Church, as well as the surrounding cemetery and barrier wall has been protected as a special landscape by Royal Decree since 1942 and has been a monument since 1958.
This is a rich open-air mister organ seum with seven centuries of architectural and funerary art.
Saint Martin's church and cemetery can be found in Wilsele, valuable historical riches in the shadow of Leuven.
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