notre dame cathedral in tournai
states: [belgium]
category: cultural
year: 2000
location: Province of Hainaut, Wallonia Region
region: Europe and North America
latitude/longitude: 50.6060300000, 3.3892600000
visited: 2019
Notre-Dame Cathedral in Tournai, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Belgium, is a striking example of medieval architecture blending Romanesque and Gothic styles. Constructed primarily in the 12th and 13th centuries, it features a grand nave, five towers, and intricate stonework, reflecting its historical role as a religious and cultural landmark. Added to the UNESCO list in 2000, it stands out for its architectural evolution and artistic heritage. The cathedral remains a symbol of Belgium’s rich ecclesiastical past.
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