St. Martin's Church

The parish church was built in 1866 to a design by architect Edmond de Perre-Montigny, in line with the typical type of rural church from the mid-19th century, both in terms of plan and architectural style. Three-aisled church with nave of six bays under slate gable roof, built-in east tower, choir of one bay and three-sided closing; shallow side choirs in the west.

Sober brick architecture with a neoclassical touch. Heavy sandstone corner chains on the façade. Square tower with constricted spire in line with the projecting central façade risalite with portal. High round-arched lights with geometric tracery, in the east façade enriched with profiled bluestone frames. Rectangular framed gate under a curved pediment with cross crowning. Side walls articulated by recesses, with sandstone plinth and profiled cornice.

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