Saint Agnes Beguinage
UNESCO World Heritage Site
The beguinage was founded in 1258 around a centrally located church with a forecourt, outside the city walls of Sint-Truiden near the Cicindria stream. At its peak, it was home to more than 200 beguines.
The church of the Beguinage
This church is a late Romanesque, early Gothic church devoted to Saint Agnes. It has an amazing collection of 38 paintings on its walls and pillars. They date from the 13th till the 17th century, the most important
collection of Belgium. In the seventies they were restored. Furthermore there are interesting tombstones and a very old Baroque organ.