CHURCH OF SAINT MARY MAGDALENE

A small gothic church with a baroque portal, it was once part of a convent founded in the 13th century but destroyed by Protestants in 1580. The church was refurbished between 1957 and 1958 to give it a 15th century aspect. The building of the tiny Magdalene Chapel dates back to the 15th century and was made possible by a donation from the guild of bakers.

Guided tours on written request for groups of at least 50 people.

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• Zaabär, the chocolate factory at the heart of Brussels
• Delacre Boutique
• Magritte Museum
• Chocolate and Cocoa Museum
• Traditional Belgian Chocolatiers - Planète Chocolat