Saint Quentin's Church
Construction of the church began circa 1440. The church consists of a nave and two aisles, a strongly projecting transept with blind transverse walls, a chancel with a heptagonal apse, two sacristies that were added later on and an originally Romanesque tower.
Justus Lipsius described it as Leuven’s most beautiful church.
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Easily accessible for visitors with disabilities.
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Flemish Masters in Situ
This church is part of the “Masters in Imagination” tourist route. In and around Leuven, eight religious heritage sites open their doors as part of 'Flemish Masters in Situ'. Come face to face with hidden and sometimes forgotten religious heritage gems, put on your headphones and let yourself be carried away by a titillating story.
