Sts Michel et Gudule's Cathedral

Sts Michel et Gudule's Cathedral, located in Bruxelles, Belgium, is a stunning Gothic church with a fascinating history. Built between the 11th and 15th century, the structure is composed of two distinct churches, linked by a common main facade. The main church is dedicated to St. Michel and features a large square bell tower with a Gothic spire rising up to 90 meters. The second church honors Gudule and has a stunning interior with beautiful stained-glass windows and a magnificent marble high altar. The crypt of the cathedral is also worth visiting, with its 108 tombs filled with kings, archbishops and over 800 people associated with the church. The cathedral is the most famous and largest building of the historic center from Brussels, and draws visitors from around the globe.