Church · Koningswijk · Brussels
Imp. du Borgendael 1, 1000 Bruxelles
Saint Jacques-sur-Coudenberg Catholic Church is a neoclassical landmark located on Place Royale in Brussels, constructed between 1776 and 1786. The structure features an impressive monumental frontage with Corinthian columns and opens into a bright, white-toned interior adorned with large-scale historic paintings and artifacts. Overcoming the historic square alongside the statue of Godfrey of Bouillon, it stands as a prominent piece of the city's architectural heritage.
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Saint Jacques-sur-Coudenberg is a striking neoclassical 18th-century Catholic church featuring monumental Corinthian columns, a bright white interior, and large-scale historic paintings.
It is located at Imp. du Borgendael 1 in the Koningswijk neighborhood of central Brussels, right on Place Royale.
Visitors can admire a spacious nave, grand altarpieces, giant historical frescos, and a large tablet commemorating WWI parishioners. Full schedule on Mood.
