What makes it 63% Baby-Friendly: A baby stroller fits through the side ramp and the bright windows fascinate infants, yet there is no nursing room or changing station and parents must hush cries in the echoing space.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Enough time to stroll, view stained glass and explore the small museum at a relaxed pace with a baby.
Stroller-friendly nave walk:
Glide through the main aisle under soaring Gothic arches.
Tip: Enter via the side ramp on Sint-Salvatorskerkhof for a smooth stroller path.
Admire stained-glass windows:
Spot colourful scenes that glow in daylight.
Tip: Pause in a pew to let your baby watch the changing light for a few minutes.
Peek the treasure-chamber:
See medieval tapestries, silver chalices and Flemish paintings.
Tip: Limit this stop to 10–15 minutes to keep your baby comfortable.
Browse the church museum:
Explore 17th- and 18th-century art and furniture displays.
Tip: Follow wall signs to avoid extra walking and keep the visit brief.

Robert Jessie
Beautiful church, statues, huge paintings, carpets, all stunning. There is inner museum with unbelievable items. Someone was playing the big Organs.. 🎶 Entry was for free.
ultimobile
As a five organist I was very happy to walk into happen to hear a full recital which sounded very nice from the new pipe organ near the entrance. I noticed also a second one on the side so at least two pipe organs in this church another one had three pretty neat, pretty impressive and the church is nice as well
Elizabeth Baker
Absolutely beautiful cathedral. Parts of it almost felt like being in an art gallery as there are lots of old works of art. Also of interest are the splendid stained glass windows, which were particularly vibrant on this sunny day, and the memorial stones. Free to visit but donations appreciated, even if donate via lighting a candle.
Richard Torbett
This church is well worth the time to visit. In addition to the beautiful architecture and stained glass, they have a large collection of art and a museum. There is not an entry fee. The original parts of the building were built in the late 1200s.
Işıl
I have been there on Saturday and there was no entrance fee! The inside is both art and history museum! Definitely worth visiting! The voluntary worker was quite friendly and extremely eager to help me to learn about the Cathedral and art pieces in it.
In July and August, Wednesday-evening concerts start around 8 pm. Skip these if your baby’s bedtime is early, or plan a short mid-morning visit when it’s quieter.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Cathedral admission | EUR 0 |
| Optional donation | EUR 2 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 2 |
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