Religious Heritage Sites
Hasselt's religious landscape features a diverse collection of architectural styles, from the Gothic and Romanesque elements of St. Quentin's Cathedral to the modernist design of Heilig Hartkerk. The selection includes the Virga Jesse Basilica, significant parish churches like the neoclassical Sint-Pietersbandenkerk, and tranquil sites such as the Clarenhof monastery. These landmarks reflect the region's spiritual history and architectural evolution across centuries of local heritage.
A St. Quentin's Cathedral, Hasselt
St. Quentin's Cathedral, also called Hasselt Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Hasselt Belgium.
B Heilig Hartkerk
A modernist parish church located in the Heilig-Hart district of Hasselt.
C Sint-Pietersbandenkerk
Neoclassical parish church located in Wijer.
D Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-Boodschapskerk
Romanesque Revival parish church serving the community of Spalbeek.
E Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-Bezoeking
Parish church located in the Godsheide district of Hasselt.
F Sint-Amanduskerk
Parish church situated in Stokrooie.
G Sint-Gertrudiskerk
Parish church located in Kuringen.
H Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-Tenhemelopnemingskerk
Parish church located in Kermt.
I Virga Jesse Basilica
The Virga Jesse Basilica is a basilica located on Kapelstraat in Hasselt, Belgium.
Sint-Martinuskerk
Catholic parish church and regional heritage site.
Onze Lieve Vrouw Boodschap
Roman Catholic chapel and regional heritage site.
Kapel van Wideux
Historic Roman Catholic chapel.
Kapel van Hilst
Roman Catholic chapel and regional heritage site.
Clarenhof
Monastery building representing the region's monastic heritage.
Klooster Heilig Graf
Roman Catholic monastery.
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