List of protected heritage sites in Braine-le-Comte

Last updated September 02, 2020

This table shows an overview of the protected heritage sites in the Walloon town Braine-le-Comte . This list is part of Belgium's national heritage.

Object	Town/section	Address	Coordinates	Number^?	Image
Forest "Bois de la Houssière" ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel		50°37′15″N4°10′32″E / 50.620777°N 4.175633°E / 50.620777; 4.175633	55004-CLT-0001-01 Info
4 prehistoric tombs ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel		50°37′13″N4°11′56″E / 50.620270°N 4.198845°E / 50.620270; 4.198845	55004-CLT-0002-01 Info
Old church of the Dominicans ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel		50°36′35″N4°08′07″E / 50.609854°N 4.135386°E / 50.609854; 4.135386	55004-CLT-0003-01 Info	Oude kerk van de Dominicanen
Church of Saint-Gery ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel		50°36′46″N4°08′13″E / 50.612904°N 4.137078°E / 50.612904; 4.137078	55004-CLT-0004-01 Info	Kerk Saint-Géry
Old Town Hall, also known as the Hotel d'Arne Berg called main front facade and roof ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel		50°36′38″N4°08′12″E / 50.610609°N 4.136668°E / 50.610609; 4.136668	55004-CLT-0005-01 Info	Oude raadhuis, ook wel Hôtel d'Arnenberg genoemd: hoofdgevel en voorzijde dak
Castle of Salmon Sart and surroundings ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel	chaussée de Mons n° 128-130	50°35′32″N4°05′54″E / 50.592154°N 4.098273°E / 50.592154; 4.098273	55004-CLT-0006-01 Info	Kasteel van Salmonsart en omgeving
The remains of the ancient ramparts of the town of Braine-le-Comte, namely the three semicircular towers rose Larcee and another semicircular tower located in "rue des Fosses-Bass" ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel		50°36′37″N4°08′19″E / 50.610186°N 4.138524°E / 50.610186; 4.138524	55004-CLT-0007-01 Info
Ensemble of the church Saint-Géry and surrounding wall ^(nl)^(fr)	Ronquieres 's Gravenbrakel		50°36′32″N4°13′17″E / 50.608888°N 4.221401°E / 50.608888; 4.221401	55004-CLT-0010-01 Info	Ensemble van de kerk Saint-Géry en omliggende muur
St. Martin's Church ^(nl)^(fr)	Steenkerke 's Gravenbrakel		50°38′33″N4°04′09″E / 50.642623°N 4.069092°E / 50.642623; 4.069092	55004-CLT-0012-01 Info	Kerk Saint-Martin
Former convent of the Dominicans: facades and roofs and the ensemble of these buildings and the environment ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel		50°36′34″N4°08′08″E / 50.609534°N 4.135661°E / 50.609534; 4.135661	55004-CLT-0013-01 Info	Voormalig klooster van de Dominicanen: gevels en daken en het ensemble van deze gebouwen en de omgeving
Station: facades and roofs and row of trees ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel	Place René Branquart	50°36′21″N4°08′18″E / 50.605759°N 4.138225°E / 50.605759; 4.138225	55004-CLT-0014-01 Info
Kiosk Grand 'Place ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel	Grand' Place	50°36′38″N4°08′09″E / 50.610592°N 4.135913°E / 50.610592; 4.135913	55004-CLT-0016-01 Info	Kiosk Grand' Place
Chapel Notre-Dame du Refuge ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel	rue de Turenne, n° 1 (M) et alentours (S)	50°38′13″N4°04′09″E / 50.637038°N 4.069139°E / 50.637038; 4.069139	55004-CLT-0017-01 Info
Chapel Notre-Dame de Grâce and environment ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel		50°35′54″N4°11′24″E / 50.598462°N 4.189981°E / 50.598462; 4.189981	55004-CLT-0018-01 Info
Facade, roof and machinery of the mill called "Moulin de Cambron et d'Arenberg" environment and the river at the rear of the building ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel		50°36′29″N4°13′16″E / 50.608047°N 4.220996°E / 50.608047; 4.220996	55004-CLT-0019-01 Info
Entire facade and roof, including the chassis, woodwork, ironwork of the house "Art Nouveau" ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel	Rue Neuman n°51	50°36′36″N4°08′22″E / 50.609937°N 4.139545°E / 50.609937; 4.139545	55004-CLT-0020-01 Info
Chapel of Bon Dieu de Pitie and the rock of Chenu ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel		50°36′29″N4°13′34″E / 50.608178°N 4.225981°E / 50.608178; 4.225981	55004-CLT-0021-01 Info
The disused clay pit in one place "le Grand Bois" ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel	Hennuyères	50°39′03″N4°11′27″E / 50.650966°N 4.190814°E / 50.650966; 4.190814	55004-CLT-0022-01 Info
Sand quarry of Planois (extending woods of la Houssière) ^(nl)^(fr)	Hennuyères 's Gravenbrakel		50°37′46″N4°11′05″E / 50.629466°N 4.184786°E / 50.629466; 4.184786	55004-CLT-0023-01 Info
Entire facade and roof, including the chassis, woodwork, ironwork of the house "Art Nouveau" ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel	Rue Neuman n°53	50°36′36″N4°08′23″E / 50.609979°N 4.139622°E / 50.609979; 4.139622	55004-CLT-0024-01 Info
Entire facade and roof, including the chassis, woodwork, ironwork of the house "Art Nouveau" ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel	Rue Neuman n°55	50°36′36″N4°08′23″E / 50.610010°N 4.139684°E / 50.610010; 4.139684	55004-CLT-0025-01 Info
Entire facade and roof, including the chassis, woodwork, ironwork of the house "Art Nouveau" ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel	Rue Neuman n°57	50°36′36″N4°08′23″E / 50.610053°N 4.139747°E / 50.610053; 4.139747	55004-CLT-0026-01 Info
Entire facade and roof, including the chassis, woodwork, ironwork of the house "Art Nouveau" ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel	Rue Neuman n°59	50°36′36″N4°08′23″E / 50.610088°N 4.139804°E / 50.610088; 4.139804	55004-CLT-0027-01 Info
Entire facade and roof, including the chassis, woodwork, ironwork of the house "Art Nouveau" ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel	Rue Neuman n°61	50°36′36″N4°08′24″E / 50.610117°N 4.139864°E / 50.610117; 4.139864	55004-CLT-0028-01 Info
Entire facade and roof, including the chassis, woodwork, ironwork of the house "Art Nouveau" ^(nl)^(fr)	's Gravenbrakel	Rue Neuman n°63	50°36′37″N4°08′24″E / 50.610152°N 4.139932°E / 50.610152; 4.139932	55004-CLT-0029-01 Info

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