Historic Churches of Mons
Mons features a collection of religious landmarks ranging from the 15th-century Brabantine Gothic Saint Waltrude Collegiate Church to later Baroque structures. These sites showcase the city's architectural evolution and regional heritage. The Saint Waltrude church houses the Golden Carriage and significant 16th-century stained glass, while the churches of Sainte-Élisabeth and Saint-Nicolas-en-Havré provide examples of refined Baroque design near the Grand-Place. These buildings represent the spiritual and historical center of the Walloon capital.
A Saint Waltrude Collegiate Church
Saint Waltrude Collegiate Church is a Roman Catholic parish church in Mons, Belgium, named in honour of Saint Waltrude.
B Église Sainte-Élisabeth
This Baroque Catholic church is situated on Rue de Nimy, near the Grand-Place. Rebuilt in the 16th and 18th centuries, it is recognized as a regional heritage site.
Église Saint-Nicolas-en-Havré
A Roman Catholic church featuring notable Baroque architecture and a facade dating from the 17th and 18th centuries. It is classified as a regional heritage site.
D Église Saint-Brice
A Roman Catholic parish church located in the southern part of the Mons area.
E Ancienne chapelle des Ursulines
An 18th-century former chapel that belonged to the Ursuline convent, featuring classical architectural elements.
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