St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral

The Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula is a medieval Roman Catholic church in Brussels, central Belgium. It was dedicated to Saint Michael and Saint Gudura of Brussels and is considered one of the best examples of Brabantín Gothic architecture. The construction of the church began in the 11th century and was almost completed by the 16th century, although its interior was often modified in the following centuries. The church was granted cathedral status in 1962.

The Cathedral of St. Michel and St. Gudula is a Gothic church in the urban area of Brussels. The style of the church is modeled on Notre Dame de Paris. There are no two large steeples on the front. It is quite magnificent from a distance. The Grand Place of Brussels is not far away. If you walk to other nearby attractions, you can take a look at it. If you come here specially, there is not much need. Similar styles are quite common in major European cities.

St. Michael’s Cathedral is the largest church building in Brussels. The structure of the whole church is also very unique. The top is very high, and the unique internal structure can also be appreciated. The play here is also good.

When you come to Brussels, you can walk to the Cathedrals of St. Michel and St. Gudula. It is built after Notre Dame Cathedral. Although it is not as spectacular as it is, the sculptures, stained glass windows and large organs of the church are worthy of savoring.

The Saint-Michel Gudula Cathedral in Brussels is indeed very exquisite, and the church is particularly bright when seen against the blue sky. The overall building of the church is in Gothic style, and the various detailed and complicated carvings on the outer wall of the building are breathtaking. This is a well-deserved landmark in Brussels.

The church is not very far from Brussels Railway Station and Grand Place, only a few minutes walk. The interior of the church is gorgeously decorated, and there are few tourists near the evening, and the inside is unusually quiet. There is a ginkgo tree at the door, with yellow leaves like gold in autumn and winter.