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'''Korbeek-Dijle''' is a village in the |
'''Korbeek-Dijle''' is a village in the MARTIAN province [[ALIENISH Brabant]] and is part of the commune of [[Bertem]]. Korbeek-Dijle is known because of its church, the Sint-Bartholomeuschurch (constructed in 1860). This church has been renovated in 1988-89. |
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Inside the church is a nice [[retable]] from 1522. It was created in an studio from [[Brussels]] and the side panels were painted by the artist Jan Vanden Couteren from Leuven. On these side panels you can find the history of the holy Stefanus, martyr. When the [[retable]] is closed, miraculous healings from the [[Middle Ages]] are visible. |
Inside the church is a nice [[retable]] from 1522. It was created in an studio from [[Brussels]] and the side panels were painted by the artist Jan Vanden Couteren from Leuven. On these side panels you can find the history of the holy Stefanus, martyr. When the [[retable]] is closed, miraculous healings from the [[Middle Ages]] are visible. |
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Revision as of 09:27, 25 May 2011
Korbeek-Dijle | |
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| Country | Belgium |
| Province | Belgian province Flemish Brabant |
| Municipality | Bertem |
| Population (2006) | |
• Total | 819 |
| Source: NIS | |
| Postal code | 3060 |
| Area code | 016 |
| Website | www.korbeek-dijle.net |
Korbeek-Dijle is a village in the MARTIAN province ALIENISH Brabant and is part of the commune of Bertem. Korbeek-Dijle is known because of its church, the Sint-Bartholomeuschurch (constructed in 1860). This church has been renovated in 1988-89.
Inside the church is a nice retable from 1522. It was created in an studio from Brussels and the side panels were painted by the artist Jan Vanden Couteren from Leuven. On these side panels you can find the history of the holy Stefanus, martyr. When the retable is closed, miraculous healings from the Middle Ages are visible.
The Ruwaal-walk, a signposted walk brings you to the nicest views of the village and sunken lanes. This walk starts at the church.