Dominating its surrounds, this 13th-century church was reopened in 2015 after extensive renovations. Its enormous 115m spire is unmissable throughout much of the city.They started building the Church of Our Lady as we know it today around 1225, and it took more than 200 years to finish the 155 m high brick church, the second highest brick tower in Europe and the highest structure in Bruges. The gothic style church has a partly gothic, partly baroque interior. The main nave of the church can be visited free of charge. To visit the part of the church that is a museum, you need to buy a ticket.