Religious Heritage
Stavelot's religious landscape is defined by its deep connection to Saint Remacle, who founded the historic Abbey of Stavelot in the 7th century. This collection highlights the region's spiritual evolution, from the modern Benedictine Monastère Saint-Remacle de Wavreumont to the 18th-century Église Saint-Remacle, which houses a significant 13th-century reliquary. The list also includes smaller village churches and roadside chapels like Saint-Roch and Sainte-Lucie, showcasing local ecclesiastical architecture across the Ardennes countryside.
Église Saint-Donat
Parish church located in the village of Hockai.
Monastère Saint-Remacle de Wavreumont
Benedictine monastery founded in 1950. The community follows the Rule of Saint Benedict and is known for its modern monastic architecture and peaceful setting between Stavelot and Malmedy.
Chapelle Sainte-Lucie
Small stone chapel located in the hamlet of Cheneux.
Église Saint-Remacle
18th-century parish church housing the Châsse de Saint-Remacle, a 13th-century masterpiece of Mosan goldsmith work.
Église Saint-André
Roman Catholic church serving the village of Francorchamps, rebuilt in the late 19th century.
Chapelle Saint-Roch
Small roadside chapel dedicated to Saint Roch.
Église Saint-Sébastien
Local parish church serving the community of Stavelot.
Église Saint-Hubert
Parish church located in the village of Ster.
Église Saint-Georges
Local church serving the community of Neuville.
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