All religious buildings to visit in Bruges

Step into the sacred spaces of 5 religious buildings in Bruges. These structures offer a glimpse into the architectural and spiritual heritage of various faiths.

Are you fascinated by religious architecture and history? Here are the must-see religious buildings in Bruges:

  1. Museum of the Church of Our Lady Bruges1

    Museum of the Church of Our Lady Bruges

     Bruges
    The Church of Our Lady is a Gothic church from the 13th to 15th century. The collection of treasures includes twelve apostle sculptures that support the pillars, paintings by Jacques-Louis David, Bernard van Orley, Adriaan Isenbrandt, Pieter Pourbus and Gaspar de Crayer and the rococo pulpit with sy
  2. Treasury of the Cathedral2

    Treasury of the Cathedral

     Bruges
    The Museum of St. Salvator's Cathedral is housed in the 1912 neo-Gothic chapter house. The museum displays objects from St. Salvator's Church, the demolished St. Donaas Church and the monasteries abolished in the French era. Visitors walk through some 13 centuries of art history, from early Romanesq
  3. Our Lady of the Pottery3

    Our Lady of the Pottery

     Bruges
    The Our Lady of the Pottery Museum is housed in a historic hospital complex from the 13th century. The museum collection includes paintings, sculptures, tapestries, furniture, stained glass, a silver collection, monastic and religious relics and healthcare items. The Gothic church with its baroque i
  4. Sint-Gilliskerk4

    Sint-Gilliskerk

     Bruges
    The most important work of art within St. Gillis Church is the Polyptych of Hemelsdale by Pieter Pourbus, featuring scenes from the life of Jesus. There are also paintings on display by Jan Garemijn and Jacob Van Oost, among others.
  5. Provinciaal Hof5

    Provinciaal Hof

     Bruges