Editing Overijse (section)

==Attractions==
Historical sites include:
* The [[Gothic architecture|Late Gothic]] St. Martinus Church with the [[nave]] (1489), the [[Choir (architecture)|choir]] (1520), and quasi [[Romanesque architecture|Romanesque]] towers from the 12th century.
* IJse Castle (17th century) with a 16th-century facade and a 15th-century hunting pavilion; against the castle walls [[Kellebron]] from the 13th century.
* Townhouse (1503–1505), restored in 1963.
* By the beguinage (1264), a 15th-century Gothic castle.
* In the village of Tombeek, the 16th-century Bisdom Castle with 12th-century towers.
* Also in Tombeek, the [[Sanatorium Joseph Lemaire]] (1937), a [[modernism|modern]] building from architect [[Maxime Brunfaut]].
* In the village of Jezus-Eik, the [[Baroque Architecture|Baroque]] ''Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk'' (Our Beloved Lady Church) with a choir from 1650 and a nave from 1667, restored in 2007.
* Near Overijse there is a medium wave transmitter for the Belgian foreign radio service.

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Image:Former town hall of Overijse, Belgium (DSCF7525).jpg|Town Hall
Image:Sint-Martinuskerk in Overijse, Belgium (DSCF7537, DSCF7541).jpg|St. Martinus Church
Image:Overijse_Stationsplein_zuid.jpg|Old central bus station
Image:Overijse JPG01a.jpg|Lake of Overijse-Genval
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