NATIONAL HOLY HEART BASILICA - BASILICA OF KOEKELBERG - MUSEUM FOR RELIGIOUS ART
Visit : Museum/Discover, Religious Heritage, Monument

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Description:
The National Basilica of Koekelberg: a masterpiece of architecture (20th c.) at a stone's throw from the city centre. The fifth biggest church in the world. Wish of King Leopold II, realized under King Albert I. Works of art: a fine collection of marbles, bronzes, stained-glass windows... Continuous exhibition: "The History of the Basilica". Large walking area at a height of 53 m, partially accessible by elevator. Exceptional panorama: "Brussels at your feet". Magnificient view of Doel, Antwerp, Mechelen, Ronquières...
NEW!
A museum for religious art has recently been opened in the Koekelberg basilica.
About 250 paintings and sculptures from the contemporary art collection of the Bruges diocese are exhibited there.
Extra information
Guided tours on request.
Duration of the visit: 1h45.
Opening times of the Panorama: Summer: 9 am - 5.15 (last entrance) pm. Winter: 10 am - 4.15 pm (last entrance). Enter via door 6. Organisation of events and activities.
Every Wednesday, possible to visit the museum space of the Sisters Augustines: 2 pm until 4 pm.
The collection of the Museum for Religious Art can be visited on Thursday, Friday, and Sunday from 2 pm to 4 pm and by appointment for groups.
Metro: line 1A and 2, from the Simonis metro station / Tram: 19 / Bus: AL, 355, 49, 87. Free parking (space for 500 cars).
Visit to the ground floor of the church is free of charge.
Free of charge for children younger tan 6 years.
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Opening periods
- All year round
- In summertime : 09:00-17:15
- In wintertime : 10:00-16:15
Visit type: Museum/Discover, Religious Heritage, Monument
Address:Parvis de la Basilique 11081 Brussels (KOEKELBERG) MAPS: Google Maps Tel.+32 (0) 2 421 16 60 Fax:+32 (0) 2 421 16 61 Email: toerisme.basilica.tourisme@busmail.net Web : http://www.basilicakoekelberg.be |

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