Each research done on the site of the Gallo-Roman sanctuary of
Blicquy (Leuze-en-Hainaut) made the reconstitution of the Gallo-
Roman temple (fanum) possible Read more Dimensions: 20 meters by
20 Although the study of the site of the sanctuary still goes
on, it is possible to sketch out a reconstitution of this
exceptional place of worship. The very sanctuary covered a
surface of 120 meters by 100 and was surrounded by a ring wall.
An entrance building enabled the pilgrims to go into the sacred
area. A paved way led directly to the temple (fanum) that was
the main element of the sanctuary. The pilgrims first had to
solicit from the deity / deities and lay down a present and
afterwards they were allowed to go to the other parts of the
sanctuary, still walking on other paved ways. On both side of
the sacred area there were two colonnade galleries that
protected the pilgrims from bad weather and were also used as
banquet place or still as rest place. About 70 meters away from
the entrance of the sanctuary there w