Editing Halle, Belgium (section)

== Notable buildings ==
[[File:Halle B PM 046411.jpg|right|thumb|Town hall of Halle, with the statue of cellist and composer [[Adrien-François Servais]] in front.]]
* The ''Sint-Martinusbasiliek'' (Basilica of [[Martin of Tours|Saint Martin]]), also known as the ''Gothic Church of Our Lady'', is a [[basilica]] in [[Gothic architecture|High Gothic]] style that has been a popular pilgrimage site since the 14th–15th century. The church contains a celebrated miraculous image of the Holy Virgin, that of a [[Black Madonna]].<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.belgiumview.com/foto/smvote/0001662al.jpg|title=Halle Basilica}}</ref>
* The former city hall on the main market square (''Grote Markt'') dates from the [[Renaissance]] City Hall.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.belgiumview.com/foto/smvote/0004762aa.jpg|title=City Hall}}</ref>
* The former college of the [[Jesuit]]s houses a music and dance academy. For a period it had housed the museum described below. 
* The [[South-West Brabant Museum]] moved to Den AST in Halle in 2014. Among its holdings are items related to the life and work of [[Adrien-François Servais]] and his son-in-law, Polish sculptor [[Cyprian Godebski (sculptor)|Cyprian Godebski]]. He created the monument to Servais that stands before the town hall.