Below, the railway station. Above, closer to the heavens, the church of the Holy Family. This sums up Belgium in the Belle Époque: industrial progress and Catholic rigour. The church, with its 60-metre Art Deco bell tower, was opened for worship in 1901. Inside, the furniture boasts the same style and the organ is attributed to the famous organ builder Stevens, who built it in the Palais des Beaux-Arts. Lots of whistling sounds here: below, the steam and above, the toccatas.
Sacred whistles
Location: Avenue Huart Hamoir, 143, 1030 Schaerbeek
