St. Amandus' Church

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St. Amandus' Church is a church in the north of the Belgian city of Antwerp. The church is dedicated to Saint Amandus.
The Sint-Amanduskerk is built in neo-Gothic style and has a tower of about 68 meters high. The nave is supported by supporting arches or flying buttresses. The church has three portals with wimbergs at the front. The interior is covered by cross-rib vaults. Stained glass windows mainly adorn the choir which has a marble floor. Several representations of Saint Amandus can be found in the chancel. The church is part of the oeuvre of the Belgian architect Lodewijk Baeckelmans.

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Lange Lobroekstraat, Antwerpen, Antwerpen, Belgium

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