Alost

Quartier ·🇧🇪 Belgique

Population 88 854

Superficie 79 km²

Fuseau horaire Europe/Brussels

Site officiel www.aalst.be

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Aalst Essentials

Aalst’s historical landscape is anchored by the Schepenhuis, one of the oldest city halls in the Low Countries and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city and its surrounding districts, such as Hofstade and Hekelgem, feature a dense collection of Gothic and Neo-Gothic architecture, including the towering St. Martin's Church. Beyond the urban core, the region is home to Renaissance-style water castles and the influential Benedictine Affligem Abbey, reflecting centuries of Flemish cultural and religious heritage.

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Heritage Sites in Aalst

Aalst’s historical landscape is defined by its UNESCO-listed Schepenhuis, one of the oldest city halls in the Low Countries, and the monumental St. Martin's Church. The region features a diverse collection of religious and civic architecture, ranging from the medieval water castle of Moorsel to the Gothic and Neo-Gothic churches of Hofstade, Meldert, and Hekelgem. These sites showcase the evolution of Brabantine Gothic and Renaissance styles throughout the Dender region.

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Historic Churches & Abbeys

Explore the religious architecture of the Aalst region, from the monumental 11th-century Benedictine Affligem Abbey to the grand Gothic St Martin's Church. This collection highlights significant regional heritage, including the white-stone Sint-Walburgakerk in Meldert and various neo-Gothic parish churches in surrounding villages like Hofstade and Moorsel. These sites represent centuries of spiritual history and architectural evolution across East Flanders.

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