Saint Quentin’s Church, Leuven

Built in 1252, the chapel is one of few ancient ecclesiastical pieces of architecture that make up the rich tapestry of the streets of the city. It was developed into a parish church a couple of hundred years later but now is an imposing Gothic church; the signs of development are obvious from the way that the stonework has changed through the ages. Although the history of the little church has a Romanesque influence, this chapel bears a close similarity to the Brabant high-Gothic style.