Chapel of Our Lady of Victory (Leut)

The chapel, built in neo-Romanesque style (1894), is located along the beautiful Meuse floodplains in the smallest hamlet of Maasmechelen.
This religious heritage is a special attraction in the typical Meuse village of Leut.
The construction was commissioned in 1894 by the baronesses Georgine de Brigode and Phillippine de Villeneuve, two of the seven daughters of Charles Vilain XIIII, the last and most famous bridgecount of the castle of Leut.

The chapel is open daily all year round. Everyone is welcome for a moment of peace, reflection or to light a candle. A small candle costs € 0.40 and a Novena candle costs € 3.50.

The statue of Our Lady is a replica of the statue that has been venerated since 1809 in the basilica 'Notre Dame de Victoires' in Paris.