Belfry of Béthune, Belfry in Béthune
The Belfry of Béthune is an iconic symbol of municipal freedoms in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region.
It was reconstructed after being destroyed during World War II.
This belfry is one among a group of belfries of Belgium and France designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
One can visit the belfry for a panoramic view of Béthune and its surroundings.
Selected by the Mission d'Identification du Patrimoine Immobilier en Péril in 2019.
Location: Béthune
Floors above the ground: 3
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The Belfry of Béthune is an iconic symbol of municipal freedoms in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region.
The Grand-Place is the central square of Béthune, characterized by historical buildings.
The Town hall of Béthune is an elegant architectural masterpiece with a remarkable belfry.
The Église Saint-Vaast de Béthune is a magnificent example of Gothic architecture.
