, Baroque chapel in Marolles, Belgium
The Bridgettines Chapel stands in the Marolles district of Brussels, featuring intricate baroque architecture with detailed ornamentation and spacious interior design.
Built in 1662 under architect Leo van Heil, the chapel transformed from a religious sanctuary to a school, barracks, warehouse, market hall, and slaughterhouse over centuries.
The chapel maintains its position as a cultural center since 1975, offering performances and exhibitions while preserving its religious architectural heritage.
Located at the intersection of central Brussels coordinates 50.8406°N and 4.34889°E, the chapel remains accessible for both worship and cultural activities.
The structure combines its original baroque design elements with modern cultural center functions, managed by Les Brigittines since 1997.
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