The 16th-century St. Rumoldus Church is being restored in Steenokkerzeel: "Work needed to prevent deterioration"

The 16th-century Sint-Rumolduskerk in Steenokkerzeel is undergoing essential repairs, including replacing the deteriorating joints between sandstone blocks. The municipality will receive €85,000 in Flemish subsidies for this project. Inspections revealed significant damage, prompting the need for restoration to prevent further decay. The church's exterior will also be repainted, following previous repairs to the roof and gutters. Local officials emphasize the importance of preserving this historical site for future generations. The total cost of the restoration is estimated at €121,000, with the remaining expenses covered by the church and the municipality.