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Discover the Church of Saint Peter and Guy, a 15th-century landmark in Anderlecht away from the crowds. Walk the interior to see stained glass, original paintings and centuries-old artefacts.
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This church in Anderlecht is mostly a 15th-century building, though reviewers note that some elements date back as far as the 10th century. It dominates the surrounding streets and holds multiple stained glass windows, paintings and other artefacts.
Visitors value its authenticity: the paintings are described as original and not restored, and the building is well preserved even if it looks somewhat worn and somber. It is a modest stop away from the main tourist routes, suited to a quick look of around 15 minutes.
This church in Anderlecht is mostly a 15th-century building, though reviewers note that some elements date back as far as the 10th century. It dominates the surrounding streets and holds multiple stained glass windows, paintings and other artefacts.
Visitors value its authenticity: the paintings are described as original and not restored, and the building is well preserved even if it looks somewhat worn and somber. It is a modest stop away from the main tourist routes, suited to a quick look of around 15 minutes.
Duration
15 min
Best time
early morning, morning or afternoon
Intensity
Easy pace
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An impressive interior, with multiple stained glass windows. Full of artifacts and paintings. Somber in overall look but an authentic building. This 15th century church dominates the surrounding buildings well worth a visit if you’re in the area.
Graham Short
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