Cathedral of Our Lady

The Cathedral of Our Lady is a Roman Catholic basilica in Antwerp, Belgium. The present see of the Diocese of Antwerp began in 1352 and, in spite of the fact that the main phase of development was finished in 1521, has never been 'finished'.

Following 169 years of development, the house of prayer of Antwerp at long last ruled Antwerp's horizon in 1521 with a tallness of 123 meters. It's the most elevated Gothic working in the Low Countries.

The Cathedral is a notable treasury, with a great gathering of major fine arts, including a progression of works of art by Rubens. Presently, following twenty years, the seven-naved church has been reestablished to its previous compositional radiance. Intriguing highlights incorporate Rubens' 'Height of the Cross' and his 'Plunge from the Cross'.