Basilica of Our Lady of Hanswijk

Beautiful basilica and what a friendly tour.

Beautiful catholic cathedral. Quiet calm place to think.

Promoted to a basilica by John Paul II. Beautiful pulpit.

On the way from the nearest station to the destination, Grotmarkt Square, I happened to pass by a church, so I was facing the street about 10 minutes on foot from the station. Since I was facing the street, I couldn't see the whole picture such as the depth, but the feeling from the front is still a church, so if you look at it, you can see that it is already a church. When I went inside, the church staff was welcoming me and welcomed me with a feeling of please. It was the first time for me to welcome me like this at many churches. Once inside, there was another atmosphere for the first time! The sun was shining brightly and shining very brightly inside the church, and the center of the church was a stairwell, which was also a style church I had never seen before. There is a wonderful sculpture around the atrium, which makes it fascinating. Perhaps it happened that there was an underground, and an art exhibition was held in the basement. I didn't know until the painter, but most of the paintings were made by children in the old days, and it was a wonderful painting that I personally liked in an atmosphere where something was appealing from the painting. On the right side of the front of the church, there was a corner displaying small items such as tiaras and long robes used at that time. I think there were about three staff members in the church that day, I think they would talk about the church, and some of them were listening to the explanation at the underground art exhibition. And when we left the church, one of the staff members smiled and politely asked, "Where did you come from?" It was a very nice church. There's no parking lot. I don't know if I'm not using the toilet, but there are staff members who may be able to guide me if I ask.