Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame and Saint Domitian, Huy

A visit is essential here. The Notre-Dame and Saint-Domitien collegiate church indeed houses a prestigious treasure within it. Go into the crypt and you will discover many medieval sculptures as well as precious period fabrics.

The Notre-Dame et Saint-Domitien collegiate church is a Catholic religious building in Mosan Gothic style located on the banks of the Meuse (right bank), in Huy, in the Province of Liège (Belgium). Built in several phases from 1311 to 1536, it is listed as an exceptional heritage of Wallonia.

The collegiate church of Notre-Dame
is classified as an exceptional heritage of Wallonia. The church was built over two centuries. It combines high and late Gothic styles.
The Romanesque crypt
The internationally renowned treasury with, among other things, four reliquaries from the 12th and 13th centuries
The three square towers
The fantastic windows in the choir
The largest rose window in Belgium in the Gothic style and the church windows were made by the Liège glass artist Raymond Julin.