Saint Mary's Royal Church Brussels
- Schaerbeek
- Neo-Gothic
- First Queen of the Belgians
- Victorian Era
Neo-Gothic Royal Church in Schaerbeek dedicated to Belgium's first queen, with a landmark tower visible across the district.
Saint Mary's Royal Church stands on Place de la Reine in Schaerbeek, a municipality of Brussels, and is associated with Louise-Marie, the first Queen of the Belgians. The title Royal comes from this connection – both the square and the church were named in her honour. The building is Neo-Gothic and dates to the 19th century; its prominent tower is visible from much of Schaerbeek. Today Schaerbeek is one of Brussels' most ethnically diverse municipalities, which gives the church an interesting historical tension: a royal memorial church at the centre of one of Belgium's most changed urban communities.
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