St Gummarus Church

Saint Gummarus’ Church is closely related to Saint Rumbold’s Cathedral in Mechelen. The choir especially shows a striking resemblance: its floor plan is a mere copy, with its septilateral partition surrounded by the ambulatory with seven radiating chapels that touch each other. Also, the interior is quite similar: round columns with typical Brabantine double cabbage foliage sculpted capitals.

Named after Lier's supporter sacred individual, St. Gummarus' Church was worked in the 1300s and is apparently the most awesome of all attractions in the city. Rising above in particular unique structures, it measures 80 meters 262 feet high.

Its Brabantine Gothic outside and lavishly upgraded inside make it a verifiable necessity visit purpose of enthusiasm for the city. Passing by is thoroughly free.