Basilica of the Holy Blood

The Basilica of the Holy Blood isn't noteworthy for its mixing of Romanesque and late Gothic engineering yet in addition to the consecrated relic kept inside. The upper house of prayer is home to the celebrated vial for which the congregation takes its name; said to contain a drop of Jesus Christ's blood that was taken back to Belgium after the Second Crusade.

The inside of the congregation is a stunning mob of plate work that was finished in the sixteenth century and gives adequate motivation to a visit regardless of whether you're not intrigued by heavenly relics. You can explore and experience this place more.