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beautiful church inside you can enjoy the peace and quiet and possibly light a candle

Always very pleasant to walk/run in this beautiful park

This former presbytery dates from 1729 and consists of two floors symmetrically divided into rooms on either side of a central corridor and a wing perpendicular to it for the outbuildings. The presbytery, which was built immediately to the right of the church of Notre-Dame de la Visitation, originally consisted of a building of brick and Gobertange stone. An additional half-floor was added to the building in the first half of the 19th century. Recalling the Baroque spirit, the entrance door is crowned by a stained glass window and a curved moulding, framed by two volutes or finely worked spirals. Sources: - Municipal information: https://villagemelin.be/eglise-notre-dame-de-la-visitation/ - Heritage sheet: https://beauxvillages.be/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/MPBVW_Melin_parcours_Patrimoine.pdf Tip: behind the former presbytery is the walled car park with the most space, from where you have an excellent view of the presbytery and church.

The neoclassical church of Notre-Dame de la Visitation was built in the second half of the eighteenth century in brick and stone by the architect Jaumotte. A square tower in Gobertange stone, flanked by rounded outbuildings in the same material, dominates the building with its slender polygonal spire. An enclosed cemetery adjoins the church, near the cense du Seigneur (or farm of the lord, see highlight) or cense Risbais, which reflects a primitive princely complex. The church is decorated with a wealth of 18th-century furniture and there is a Renaissance organ from 1616, listed as a monument in 1724 and formerly in the church of Rupelmonde. Source and more: https://villagemelin.be/eglise-notre-dame-de-la-visitation/ In front of the main entrance of the church is a small Lourdes grotto, in the entrance hall you will find a statue of Christ on the left and on the right an image with the names of the priests who once served the church.

Former collegiate church. Beautiful homogeneous building, situated on the hill that dominates the landscape, built in 1744 by the Leuven architect J.A. Hustin. Chronogram on the large cartouche in the west facade of the tower. The plan unfolds three naves of six bays on pillars behind a high tower of bluestone, crowned with an onion-shaped roofing, and two side portals with a baroque influence (shell motifs but also niches and contoured volutes). A long choir, flanked by outbuildings, ends in a semicircular apse that is lit by two window registers. Brick nave, punctuated on the outside by classicist pilasters of bluestone, and sandstone segmental arch windows with few projecting keys. Rich and stately interior enlivened with yellow and white stucco and numerous Louis XV ornaments (keys, cartouches under the entablature, upper wall panels, pillar shafts, belt arches of the barrel vault). Pillars on bluestone bases, crowned with composite capitals decorated with putti heads. Side aisles covered with Bohemian caps. Inventory of Immovable Heritage: Parish Church of Saint-Gorgonius, https://id.erfgoed.net/erfgoedobjecten/43489

You can see the tower from far above the cornfields...

Perfect place for a picnic: the lawn at the third pond (the other two are not allowed) and a beautiful picnic spot at the back of the park. Pop Up Bar with terrace open Wednesdays, weekends, public holidays and school holidays.