Historic Churches and Chapels
Explore the ecclesiastical heritage of Middelkerke and its surrounding polder villages. This collection features a series of parish churches and chapels, many of which were rebuilt in the Neo-Gothic style following the destruction of World War I. Highlights include the imposing Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekerk in Leffinge, often called the 'Cathedral of the North,' and the Sint-Niklaaskerk in Slijpe, which sits on a site historically linked to the Knights Templar. These sites offer insight into the region's architectural resilience and local history.
A Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekerk
A Neo-Gothic parish church in Mannekensvere, typical of the regional heritage found in the West Flanders polders.
B Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Visitatiekerk
The parish church of Lombardsijde, serving as a central spiritual landmark for the local community.
C Sint-Laurentiuskerk
The primary parish church of Westende, representing a significant part of the village's historical and religious identity.
D Sint-Theresiakapel
An auxiliary church located on Badenlaan in Westende, serving as a smaller place of worship for the coastal area.
E Onze-Lieve-Vrouwkerk
A massive Neo-Gothic church in Leffinge, notable for its grand scale which earned it the nickname 'Cathedral of the North'.
F Sint-Guilielmuskerk
The parish church of Wilskerke, a traditional religious site contributing to the regional heritage of Middelkerke.
G Sint-Niklaaskerk
Located in Slijpe, this church stands on grounds once occupied by a 12th-century commandery of the Knights Templar.
Sint-Theresiakapel
A church building situated on Leopoldlaan in the seaside district of Middelkerke-Bad.
I Onze-Lieve-Vrouwkerk
The parish church of the village of Schore, serving as a local religious and historical focal point.
Sint-Petruskerk
A Neo-Gothic church located in Sint-Pieters-Kapelle, featuring classic 19th-century revivalist architecture.
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