Sint-Leocollege (Bruges)
Belgium /
West-Flandern /
Brugge /
Bruges /
Potterierei, 11
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heritage, boarding school, secondary education
St. Leocollege (English Seminar (1861-1873)), which was founded by Baron John Sutton, an English convert, who lived in Bruges. Gradually grown college.
Originally, the so-called "St. Leogesticht" (reform school) from the houses Nbs. 9, 10 and 11 with a pleasure garden and rear garden with an orchard.
Between 1901 and 1982, many surrounding buildings were purchased,(re)build or demolished to come to the today's out line of the college and boarding school.
Protected architectural heritage (ID: 83172)
Originally, the so-called "St. Leogesticht" (reform school) from the houses Nbs. 9, 10 and 11 with a pleasure garden and rear garden with an orchard.
Between 1901 and 1982, many surrounding buildings were purchased,(re)build or demolished to come to the today's out line of the college and boarding school.
Protected architectural heritage (ID: 83172)
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 51°12'51"N 3°13'47"E
- Castle "De Spijker" 3.1 km
- Castle Koude Keuken 3.8 km
- De Pier 14 km
- Sacred Heart Clinic 23 km
- Domain Castle "Hof Ter Heyde" 26 km
- Westerbegraafplaats 36 km
- Welden Castle 41 km
- Bedford House Cemetery CWGC 49 km
- Municipal Cemetery 58 km
- Sombeke Castle 64 km
- Historical Centre of Bruges 0.5 km
- Burg Square 0.7 km
- Grote Markt 0.7 km
- Galeria Inno 0.8 km
- Kempinski Hotel Dukes' Palace 0.9 km
- Koningin Astridpark 0.9 km
- Simon Stevinplein 1 km
- Sint-Jozefinstituut 1 km
- Hof Sebrechts 1 km
- Kristus Koning 1.3 km