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Dating from the 17th century, this chapel remains one of the most characteristic monuments of the Dutch Baroque style.
Formerly a Jesuit college, the chapel has experienced a number of vicissitudes. The faith and perseverance of the town's inhabitants saved it from destruction. Outside, visitors can admire the splendid 3-storey white stone façade.
Inside, there are 14 recently restored 18th-century gilded wood panels from the Collegiate Church of St Peter.
The 4 Baroque statues:...
Formerly a Jesuit college, the chapel has experienced a number of vicissitudes. The faith and perseverance of the town's inhabitants saved it from destruction. Outside, visitors can admire the splendid 3-storey white stone façade.
Inside, there are 14 recently restored 18th-century gilded wood panels from the Collegiate Church of St Peter.
The 4 Baroque statues:...
