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The Church of Our Lady on the Market Square is the oldest of Temse's seven churches. Protected as a monument since 1983, it features a mix of architectural styles and is the result of centuries of construction and renovation. The church's foundation is attributed to Saint Amelberga, patron saint of Temse, around 770. Statues of her can be seen both inside and outside the church. Inside, you'll find various art treasures and curiosities, such as beautiful 18th-century wood carvings and the mausoleum of Roeland Lefèvre from 1517. He was the first secular lord of Temse. Some also call the Church of Our Lady the Nijs Museum, after the renowned family of artists from Temse who designed much of the interior. Adrianus Nijs's wife served as the model for Saint Amelberga in the pulpit.

Beautiful, quiet spot along the banks of the Scheldt. Well-maintained

The late Gothic Church of Our Lady is a three-aisled hall church made of Ledian limestone, built after a complex construction history on the foundations of the Saint Amelberga Chapel. The eight-sided crossing tower with a pear-shaped spire was only completed in 1720-1721, designed by Egidius Adriaan Nijs, a native of Temse. The interior contains a series of furniture and sculptures by the same artist and by his son Philippus, in classicizing Baroque and Rococo styles, respectively. In 1886-1888, the lower church was expanded under the direction of architect Pieter Van Kerkhove. Around the turn of the century, Mathias Zens created new Neo-Gothic altars for the church. (Open Churches)

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The foundation of the Church of Our Lady around 770 is attributed to Amelberga, patron saint of Temse. It primarily displays Gothic and Neo-Gothic features. The octagonal crossing tower from 1721 dates from the Baroque period. It was extensively renovated in 1888 and restored between 1978 and 1994. Source: Wikipedia

Quiet walk along the canal