St. Veronus Church

The neo-Gothic Saint Veronus church from the end of the 19th century has a Gothic choir that has been protected since 1947. The church also contains a 16th century funerary monument of Saint Veronus of Lembeek (died 863).

The Saint Veronus Church is a church building in Lembeek, a sub-municipality of the Belgian municipality of Halle. It is a neo-Gothic building from the end of the nineteenth century. The Gothic choir, built around 1500, was protected in 1947.The church contains a 16th century gisant in Renaissance style of Saint Veronus van Lembeek (died in 863). There is also a statue of Saint Laurentius from the 15th century and a statue of Saint Job from the 16th century and a statue of Christ on the cold stone.In Lembeek, the St. Veroon March is held annually on Easter Monday to honor the patron saint of the church.