Churches in Bruges

The present museum is housed in the old infirmary and displays the eclectic collection gathered by nuns over the centuries. The oldest pieces date back to the 14th century.

The Jerusalem Church is a late Gothic chapel in the north-eastern city centre of Bruges. Its landmark is its oriental-looking tower.

The Basilica of the Holy Blood is one of Bruges' most famous sights. Since the Middle Ages, the oldest building on Burg Square has housed an ampulla that is said to contain the blood of Christ. Since 1291, the relic has been carried through the city every year on Ascension Day ...

St. Salvator's Cathedral has been the episcopal see of the diocese of Bruges since 1834.

The Gothic Church of Our Lady from the 13th century is located right next to the Gruuthuse Museum in the old town of Bruges. Its outstanding attraction is the sculpture "Madonna and ...

St. James Church is a Catholic brick church in the old town of Bruges, known for its many art treasures. It can be visited free of charge from Friday to Monday.

The Gothic hall church, very simple from the outside, surprises its visitors with Baroque splendour on the inside. Here is also the largest painting of Bruges.

The former Jesuit church is a baroque masterpiece in the old town of Bruges. The rather plain church has a rich baroque interior and impresses with many architectural details and a richly decorated church furniture.