Holy Cross Church, Liège

The Holy Cross Church combines Gothic, Gothic Revival, and Romanesque architectural elements in its structure at the intersection of Rue Sainte-Croix and Rue Haute-Sauvenière.

Bishop Notger established the church between 976 and 986, which maintained a chapter of secular canons until their suppression during the Liège Revolution in 1797.

The church treasury previously stored the original St. Hubert's Key, transferring this significant religious artifact from St. Peter's Church to its collection.

The church location at Place Verte provides direct access through multiple transportation options and remains open for religious services throughout the week.

The building incorporates three distinct architectural periods while maintaining its status as an exceptional heritage property under Wallonian protection regulations.

Location: Liège

Architectural style: Gothic architecture, Gothic Revival, Romanesque architecture

Address: rue Sainte-Croix 4000 Liège

Website: http://upsaintmartin.be

GPS coordinates: 50.64530,5.57005

Latest update: July 28, 2025 08:28