Saint-Walburga church

Saint-Walburga Church in Bruges is distinguished by its stone façade, which was inspired by the Church of the Gesù in Rome. This seventeenth-century building stands as a prominent example of pure Baroque architecture within the city. Originally commissioned in sixteen nineteen by the Jesuit lay brother Pieter Huyssens, the church was designed to reflect the specific values and aesthetic priorities of the Jesuit order.