Cattedrale di Namur

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La cattedrale di Sant'Albano è il principale luogo di culto cattolico della città vallona di Namur, in Belgio. Cattedrale dell'omonima diocesi, la sua costruzione fu iniziata nel 1751 e terminata nel 1767 su progetto dall'architetto asconese Gaetano Matteo Pisoni in stile tardo barocco. Venne consacrata il 20 settembre 1772.

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