Church of St. John and St. Stephen of the Minimes

The church features a white marble altar from Heylisse Abbey and numerous nineteenth-century paintings displayed throughout its interior spaces.

The foundation stone was placed in 1700, with construction completed by 1715, although the northern tower remained incomplete during development.

The building contains organs from 1680, recognized as the oldest instruments of their type within Brussels, maintaining their original specifications.

Located near the Law Courts of Brussels and Royal Museums of Fine Arts, the church stands at coordinates 50°50'20"N latitude and 4°21'10"E longitude.

All monastery structures connected to the church were removed in 1920, leaving the main building as the sole remnant of the original complex.

Location: City of Brussels

Architectural style: baroque architecture

GPS coordinates: 50.83917,4.35278

Latest update: May 27, 2025 17:43