Mol

Heritage Sites in Mol

Explore the historical heritage of Mol and its surroundings, a region defined by its religious landmarks and traditional Flemish engineering. This collection features the 12th-century Postel Abbey and several Neo-Gothic churches like Sint-Jozefkerk. Industrial history is represented by the working Molen van Ezaart windmill and the Beekjuffer water mill on the Molse Nete. Cultural highlights include the Jacob Smits Museum and the eclectic Millegemhof castle, alongside significant sites like the B-17 Memorial Plate and the historic Casino Gompel.

Postel Abbey

Postel Abbey is a Premonstratensian abbey in the Belgian municipality of Mol in the province of Antwerp.

Molen van Ezaart

A functional wind-powered flour mill located in the hamlet of Ezaart, representing traditional Flemish milling technology.

Watermolen de Beekjuffer

A water mill on the Molse Nete river in the center of Mol, currently housing a museum.

Sint-Jozefkerk

A Neo-Gothic parish church serving the community of Wezel on the border of Mol and Balen.

Sint-Lambertuskerk

A Neo-Gothic parish church located in Bel, within the neighboring municipality of Geel.

Jacob Smits Museum

An art museum dedicated to the works of painter Jacob Smits and the Molse School.

Millegemhof

A historic castle featuring eclectic architectural styles, recognized as a significant piece of regional heritage.

Het Steentje

A historic manor house and castle building designated as a regional heritage site.

St. Peter and St. Paul's Church

St. Peter and St. Paul's Church, and variations using Saint or Saints or other, may refer to one of many churches dedicated to the…

B-17 Memorial Plate

A war memorial commemorating the crew of a B-17 Flying Fortress during World War II.

Casino Gompel

A historic casino building and regional heritage site located in the Gompel district.

Kapel van Gerheide

A historic chapel featuring Gothic architecture, located in the Gerheide area of Balen.