Bell Tower of St.-Quintinus-Kathedrale (Hasselt), Limburg / Belgium - Bell Towers on Waymarking.com

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The tower has four sections. The Romanesque substructure of iron sandstone has two early Gothic sandstone lancet and is almost completely built by the Gothic sections north and south and the neo-Gothic additions to the western facade. The remaining sections are of marl stone, separated by water tables. The second section has pilaster strips in the shape of pointed arches, the third in the form of trefoil. On each side of the fourth articulation, there are two ogival resonance holes in pressed facade depth fields, at the top finished with bow friezes, affixed.

Address of Tower: St.-Quintinus-Cathedrale Vismarkt Hasselt, Limburg Belgium 3500 Still Operational: yes Relevant website?: [Web Link] Rate tower: Tours or visits allowed in tower?: Yes Number of bells in tower?: Not Listed

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