St. Boniface Church, Antwerp

St. Boniface Church is an Anglican church building in Antwerp designed in the Gothic Revival style, featuring tall windows and pointed arches typical of early 20th-century English ecclesiastical architecture. The interior displays classical Gothic elements that handle light and space in characteristic ways.

The building was completed in 1909, replacing the earlier Chapelle des Tanneurs where Anglican services had been held from 1821 onwards. The new structure reflected the growing needs of the English-speaking community in the city.

The congregation brings together people from different countries who gather for services in English, making it a meeting place for those seeking Anglican traditions away from home. The church serves as a spiritual anchor for an international community within the city.

The church is open to visitors and holds services throughout the week and on weekends. It helps to check ahead for service times, as schedules may vary depending on the season.

The building received substantial restoration funding from the Flanders government in 2010, which helped preserve its architectural details for the future. This work ensured that visitors today see the Gothic Revival features in their best condition.