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Church of Our Lady of Finisterrae

Iconic church in Brussels New Street, the most popular shopping district in the city.

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Church of Our Lady of Finisterrae
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Why go

Its history dates back to the 15 th century, when a small chapel dedicated to Our Lady Mary was erected near the allotments just outside the boundaries of the city, with a little exaggeration "Finis Terrae" or literally "the end of the domain". It was destroyed during the invasion of the Dutch during the Dutch War of Independence in revolt against the Spanish, but rebuilt in 1617.

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