Church of Our Lady of Victories at the Sablon

A magical church, set irregular fisherman market, high-end restaurant, church as a whole. Unfortunately, the night did not see the appearance of the day. Traffic is also very convenient, trams and subway can reach all the scenic spots, waffles are delicious. But eat too much will be tired. The only one is that there is a fountain behind which the level of consumption is very high, which is 1.5-2 times that of Italy.

Along Regent Street south, past the Royal Museum of Art, is Sabron Church. The church belongs to Braban-Gothic style. Belgian churches are closer to French Gothic churches than Dutch churches. The full name of the church is Notre Dame Sabron Church. The history of the church can be traced back to the 13th century. The present church was expanded in the 15th to 16th centuries. The church was once famous for offering a legendary statue of the Virgin Mother, but the statue was destroyed by the Calvinists in the late 16th century. In 1795, during the French occupation, the priest of the church was closed for several years without loss because of his loyalty to France. The church separates the two squares of Sabron and Sabron in the middle, so this area is called Sabron and Sabron.

A gorgeous old church located up the hill from the Grand Place. When I stayed in Brussels, this was one of my landmarks and I stopped in one afternoon to check out the inside. Magnificent stained glass and wooden carving.

Middle-aged and old people are very suitable for traveling here, Zan.

Looking from the outside, it is a very old building and a famous Catholic Church in downtown Brussels.