Church of Our Lady

This Gothic church, located on the Grote Markt, has a wealth of colorful murals, a richly decorated treasury and beautiful furniture, as well as two historic organs: the Truiense Clerinx organ (1874) and the large neo-baroque Schumacher organ (1996-2014 )In the treasury, which is accessible through the church, ecclesiastical vessels, reliquaries, chasubles, reliquaries, textiles and curiosities from the Middle Ages and later times are exhibited.Source: visitsinttruiden.be/aanbod/trudopas-schatkamer

The Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekerk, also known as the Church of Our Lady of Heavenly Assumption or Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-Assumption Church, is a partly Gothic, partly neo-Gothic church building in the center of the Belgian Limburg town of Sint-Truiden. The church is the main parish church of Sint-Truiden and houses, among other things, an important church treasure. Source Wikipedia

Fully the "Collegiate Church of Our Lady of the Ascension". The current church has a nave and aisles from the 15th century, while the choir dates from the first half of the 14th century. The Chapel of Our Lady was built in 1542, on behalf of the abbey. The original tower was built between 1504 and 1556; in 1668 this tower collapsed, and the bell tower was installed above the crossing; the current tower was built between 1847 and 1852 by Roelandt, according to a design by architect I.J. Gerard; When this tower was erected, the church was shortened by one bay.First repair of the church in 1702; thorough restoration between 1848 and 1864: the two stair turrets next to the tower, the Gothic ornaments on the outside, and the tracery of the windows date from this period. The portals date from 1878. In 1912, the original sacristy was replaced by the current, smaller sacristy, designed by architect E. Dehennin. Last restoration in 1970-1972 under the supervision of architect P. Van Mechelen. Immovable Heritage Inventory 2023: Collegiate Church of Our Lady of the Ascension, id.erfgoed.net/erfgoedobjecten/22732