The Treasure of Saint Waltrude showcases, in the former chapter hall of the canonesses, a remarkable collection of artworks related to worship, the memory of Saint Waltrude, and the legacy of the Chapter.
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The Treasure of Saint Waltrude



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An Exceptional Heritage to Discover
The Treasure houses a unique collection of historical and religious artifacts, precious witnesses to the rich past of the collegiate church. You will discover:
- Objects that belonged to Saint Waltrude
- Religious gold and silverware dating from the 12th to the 20th century
- Memories of the Chapter, illustrating the life and traditions of the canons
- Alabaster statues, including remarkable masterpieces by the famous Mons sculptor Jacques du Broeucq (1505-1584)
- Ancient paintings from the 16th to the 18th century
- Precious manuscripts dating back to the 13th century
- A collection of shrouds that once wrapped the saint’s bones, true testimonies of devotion
General Information
Contact Information
Prices
Minimum price (adult)
4 €
Maximum price (adult)
4 €
Minimum price (child)
1 €
Maximum price (child)
1 €
Minimum price (senior)
3 €
Maximum price (senior)
3 €
Additional information
Mons Card rate: Free
Practical Information
Group visits
Group visits on request - Permanent open visit
Individual visits
Individual visits on request - Permanent open visit
Opening Hours
Open Tuesday to Sunday from 12pm to 6 pm.