Historic Belfry - Part of UWH

BEFFROI DE GEMBLOUX

The belfry is the tower of St. Sauveur, the old parish church. Its base might originate from the mid 10th century. It was also called the clock tower. The first reference to this ornament was in 1486. The tower was gradually extended during the course of time to reach its present height. The tower was then retained as a belfry. The lower part of the building's brick coating, was renewed in1889.

Awards & Ranking

Nr. 5 ranked on the 19 Best Sights in the district Namur

  • Part of UNESCO World Heritage Site
Opening hours & location

Architecture sight in Gembloux, Belgium

Venelle Saint-Sauveur
5030 Gembloux
District: Namur , Belgium Route to BEFFROI DE GEMBLOUX