An idyllic place with international history.
An idyllic place with international history. The Saint Peter's Church with the surrounding cemetery and the barrier wall has been classified as a landscape by Royal Decree since 1942, and has been on the list of protected historical monuments since 1958.
A funerary bastion at the foot of a devastated city center.
The Saint Anthony abbey church with an organ and cemetery in Wolfsdonk has been used for a variety of reason, from a pilgrimage site to a funerary pilot project.
Reputedly the most visited shrine of pilgrimage in Belgium, this church was consecrated in 1627, and owes much of its beauty and status to the patronage of the Archdukes Albert and Isabela, and its role in the Counter-Reformation.
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