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19th-century church noted for its landmark, 3-spired facade & interior paintings by Uros Prediz.

The church was built in 15th century (1428) in a autonomous Greek kingdom which created after the contemporary dissolution of Byzantin Empire(1204–1261). It's a cross in square with domed basilica.

Situated on the banks of the Amblève, encircled by an ancient graveyard with two fine chestnut trees in front of its porch, this church pleases those who appreciate rustic simplicity.

The church of Leithum was built in 1879 after Luxembourg became independent from the Diocese of Liège. It is dedicated to the 14 Helpers in Need and later to the Immaculate Conception.

The church in Moesdorf was built in 1837 in the classical style, according to the plans of François Cordonnier from Arlon. The octagonal dome above the spire was only installed in 1903.

The current building of the Church of Jesus and Mary is a 20th-century reconstruction, after the destruction of the old church during the 1908 earthquake. The crypt preserves the so-called "varettes", papier-mâché figures led in procession on Good Friday.

The Church of Jesus and Mary is a baroque church built between 1633 and 1675. The site and its buildings were purchased by the Discalced Augustinians in 1615, to build their new Roman seat and a training house for seminarians. A first construction period was led by Carlo Buzio and was completed at the end of 1635. A second part was carried out under Carlo Rainaldi, between 1671 and 1674. Between 1678 and 1690 the interior decoration and marble cladding was carried out.

The Riga Jesus Evangelical Lutheran Church, consecrated in 1822, is the biggest wooden church of the Baltics.

The church of Jeune-Soulac is more than two kilometres away from the abbey church of Notre-Dame-de-la-Fin-des-Terres: it is not oriented, perhaps in order to protect the entrance from the sandy westerly winds.

This church, which was rebuilt in the 17th century in Renaissance Gothic style, is in the historic centre of Herve.The early 13th century Romanesque tower is one of the oldest monumental buildings existing in the Herve area. On top of the spiral steeple is a very large cross decorated with lily, from 1805.