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Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula
Recognizable as a copy of the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, the cathedral of Brussels has a long history.
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A chapel dedicated to St. Michael was built on the Treurenberg hill as early as the 9th century, which was replaced by a Romaneque church in the 11th century. Relics of martyr St. Gudula were donated by the Count of Leuven in 1047, and by the 13th century the Duke of Brabant, Henry I, ordered the addition of 2 towers to the small church. It was only in 1226 that his successor, Henry II, instructed the construction of a Gothic church.
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