thumb|right|200px|'''Mons''', barokkityylinen kellotorni.
'''Belgian''' ja '''Ranskan kellotornit''', joita on kaikkiaan 56 kahden maan alueella, ovat kirjattu Unescon maailmanperintölistalle. 

Nämä kellotornit ovat hyvin belgialainen ja pohjoisranskalainen ilmiö. Ne kertovat hyvin alueen pitkästä esiteollisesta ja teollisesta perinteestä, joka on alkanut keskiajalla. Kellotornien tehtävänä oli saada aikaan työelämän säännöllisyyttä kutomoissa, jotka olivat alueen teollisuuden selkäranka. Kellotornit eivät olleet kirkollisia rakennuksia, vaikka niissä useinkin oli kirkonkelloja muistuttavia soittovälineitä.

Vuonna 1999 Unesco kirjasi 32 kellotornia Flanderin ja Vallonian alueelta maailmanperintöluetteloonsa. Unesco kuitenkin laajensi kellotornien listan myös Ranskan alueelle, ja siihen merkittiin vuonna 2005 23 kellotornia Pohjois-Ranskasta sekä Gembloux’n kellotorni Belgiasta.

==Belgia==

===Vallonia===
thumb|right|200px|[[Ypresin kellotorni]]

====Hainaut====
* Binchen kaupungintalon kellotorni
* Charleroin kaupungintalon kellotorni
* Monsin kellotorni
* Thuin kellotorni
* Tournain kellotorni

====Namurin maakunta====
* Namurin kellotorni
* Gemblouxn kellotorni

===Flanderi===
thumb|right|300px|Nieuwpoortin kaupungintalo

====Antwerpenin maakunta====
* Antwerpenin Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekathedraalin kellotorni
* Antwerpenin kaupungintalon kellotorni
* Herentalsin vanha kunnantalo ja kellotorni
* Malinesin vanhan kauppahallin kellotorni
* Malinesin Saint-Rombaut’in torni
* Lierren kunnantalo ja kellotorni

====Läntinen Flanderi====
* Bruggen kauppahalli ja kellotorni
* Diksmuden kaupungintalon kellotorni
* Ypresin verkakauppiaiden halli ja kellotorni
* Courtrain kellotorni
* Lo-Reningen vanha kunnantalo ja sen kellotorni
* Nieuportin kunnallinen kauppahalli ja sen kellotorni
* Meninin kaupungintalon kellotorni
* Furnesin aluhallin rakennus ja sen kellotorni
* Roulersin kaupungintalo, kunnallinen kauppahalli ja sen kellotorni
* Tieltin kauppahallin torni, jossa myös kellotorni

thumb|right|200px|Boulogne-sur-Merin kellotorni

====Itäinen Flanderi====
* Audenarden kaupungintalo ja sen kellotorni
* Termonden kaupungintalo ja kellotorni
* Alostin piispantalo ja kellotorni
* Eeklon kaupungintalo ja kellotorni
* Gentin kellotorni, verkahallit ja vanha vankila
 
====Flaamilainen Brabant====
* Leuvenin pyhän Pietarin kirkko ja sen kellotorni
* Tirlemontin pyhän Germanuksen kirkko ja kunnallinen kellotorni
* Léaun pyhän Leonarduksen kirkko

{{Infobox World Heritage Site
| WHS         = Belfries of Belgium and France
| Image       = 300px|Belfry locations
| State Party =  and 
| Type        = Cultural
| Criteria    = ii, iv
| ID          = 943
| Region      = Europe and North America
| Year        = 1999
| Session     = 23rd
| Extension   = 2005
| Link        = http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/943
}}

{{ImageStackRight|200|
thumb|right|180px|[[Belfry of Bruges]]
thumb|right|180px|[[Cathedral of Our Lady, Antwerp|Antwerp (cathedral)]]
thumb|right|180px|[[Cloth Hall, Ypres]]
thumb|right|180px|[[Belfry of Ghent]]
thumb|right|180px|Belfry of Mons
right|thumb|180px|[[Belfry of Tournai]]
thumb|right|180px|Boulogne-sur-Mer
thumb|right|180px|Abbeville
}}
An unequalled ensemble of fifty-six '''Belfries of historic Flanders and neighbouring regions from feudal and religious influences, leading to a degree of local democracy of great significance in the history of humankind.

UNESCO inscribed 32 towers onto its list of '''Belfries of Flanders and Wallonia''' in 1999. In 2005, the belfry of Walloon Region of Belgium and 23 belfries from the Nord-Pas-de-Calais and Picardie ''régions'' in the northern tip of France were appended to the renamed list. A notable omission is the Brussels City Hall belfry, as it was already part of the Grand Place World Heritage Site.

Besides civic belfries, or buildings such as city halls that rather obviously may have rendered a similar service, the list includes religious buildings that also had served as watchtower or alarm bell tower: the Cathedral of Our Lady in Antwerp, the St. Rumbolds Tower in Mechelen, and the St. Leonard's Church in Zoutleeuw - all three in Flanders, Belgium. Few of the towers are freestanding. 

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==<br>Belgium==
<p style="margin-top:-4.75em;margin-bottom:3.5em;"><small>ID numbers correspond to the order in the complete list ID 943/943bis from UNESCO, see External links</small></p>

===Flanders===
====Antwerp====
{|
|style="width:6em"|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-002</small>||style="width:8em"||[[Cathedral of Our Lady, Antwerp|Cathedral of Our Lady
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-003</small>|||[[Antwerp City Hall|City Hall <sub style="vertical-align:middle"><ref>Quote from external link ''Detailed argumentation for list ID 943/943bis, UNESCO Website'': "The Hôtel de Ville in Antwerpen (1564) is an excellent example of the transposition of Renaissance principles in the central risalith with superposed diminishing registers flanked by obelisks and scrollwork and finished with a pediment, reiterating the theme of the central belfry." &ndash; ''Hôtel de Ville'' is French for 'City Hall', ''Antwerpen'' is the native name of 'Antwerp' in Dutch.</ref></sub>&nbsp;
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-009</small>||Herentals||Former City & 'Laken'(Cloth) Hall
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-013</small>||Lier||City Hall and Belfry tower
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-016</small>|||[[St. Rumbolds Cathedral|St. Rumbolds Tower of the cathedral <sub style="vertical-align:middle"><ref>UNESCO states, inappropriately in French: ID 943-016 ''Tour de Saint-Rombaut''&nbsp;; in native Dutch language this is ''Sint-Romboutstoren'' which is the main tower of the cathedral, once also used as a watchtower against fires.</ref></sub>
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-015</small>||Mechelen||Old Cloth Hall with Belfry, oldest part of the present-day City Hall <sub style="vertical-align:middle"><ref>UNESCO states, inappropriately in French: ID 943-015 ''Ancienne Halle avec Beffroi''&nbsp;; in native Dutch language this is ''Oude [or: Voormalige] Halle met Belfort''. This 14th century Cloth Hall with never to its designed height built Belfry &ndash; both hardly ever used for the intended purposes &ndash; with more recent adjacent buildings, constitute the present-day City Hall.</ref></sub>
|}

====West Flanders====
{|
|style="width:6em"|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-004</small>||style="width:8em"||[[Belfry of Bruges|Belfry known as ''Halletoren'' (Tower of the Halls) and [Market] Halls
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-006</small>||Diksmuide||City Hall and Belfry
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-011</small>||Kortrijk||Belfry known as ''Halletoren'' (Tower of the Hall) <sub style="vertical-align:middle"><ref>The belfry is known as ''Halletoren'', because of an adjacent Cloth Hall that no longer exists; the tower is now free-standing.</ref></sub>
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-014</small>||Lo-Reninge (Lo)||Former City Hall with Belfry, at present a hotel
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-017</small>||Menen||City Hall and adjacent Belfry
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-018</small>||Nieuwpoort||Grain Hall known as ''Stadshalle'' (City's [Market] Hall), with Belfry
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-020</small>||Roeselare||City Hall, City's Market Hall, and Belfry
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-022</small>||Tielt||Belfry known as ''Hallentoren'' (Tower of the Halls), Cloth Hall and Aldermen's Chamber <sub style="vertical-align:middle"><ref>The belfry is known as ''Hallentoren'' or Tower of the Halls, plural: of the two adjacent wings or halls, only one remains, hence Cloth Hall, singular.</ref></sub>
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-025</small>|||''Landhuis'' ("country-house", former seat of the [[Veurne-Ambacht|Viscounty of Veurne-Ambacht) and Belfry <sub style="vertical-align:middle"><ref>The city centre's ''Landhuis'' (literally: 'country-house') was once the seat of the ''kasselrij'' or ''burggraafschap'' (viscounty) Veurne-Ambacht, serving the countryside; here as opposed to the adjacent ''Stadhuis'' (literally: 'city-house' though always meaning the City Hall) serving the city. The ''Landhuis'' later became the Court of Justice and recently a place for cultural purposes, e.g. exhibitions, dance acts, concerts, etc.</ref></sub>
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-010</small>|||[[Cloth Hall, Ypres|Cloth Hall with Belfry
|}

====East Flanders====
{|
|style="width:6em"|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-001</small>||style="width:8em"|Aalst||Aldermen's House with Belfry
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-005</small>||Dendermonde||City Hall with Belfry
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-007</small>||Eeklo||City Hall with Belfry
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-008</small>|||[[Belfry of Ghent|Belfry, Cloth Hall and ''Mammelokker'' <sub style="vertical-align:middle"><ref>The name ''Mammelokker'' (assumedly: 'Allurer of breasts') for the guard house at the part of the Cloth Hall that once served as a prison, refers to the story of a prisoner.</ref></sub>
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-019</small>|||[[Oudenaarde Town Hall|City Hall with Belfry
|}

====Flemish Brabant====
{|
|style="width:6em"|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-012</small>||style="width:8em"||[[St. Peter's Church, Leuven|St. Peter's Church and tower<!--CHECK Wiki:' and tower' or UNESCO:' / Belfry'--> 
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-023</small>||Tienen||St. Germanus Church with ''Stadstoren'' (City Tower)
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-026</small>|||[[St. Leonard's Church, Zoutleeuw|St. Leonard's Church
|}

====Limburg====
{|
|style="width:6em"|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-021</small>||style="width:8em"|Sint-Truiden||City Hall with Tower
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-024</small>||Tongeren||Basilica of Our Lady with ''Stadstoren'' (City Tower)
|}

===Wallonia===
====Hainaut====
{|
|style="width:6em"|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-027</small>||style="width:8em"|Binche||Belfry of the City Hall
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-028</small>||Charleroi||Belfry of the City Hall
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-029</small>||Mons||Belfry
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-031</small>||Thuin||Belfry
|-
|<small style="color:gray">ID 943-032</small>|||[[Belfry of Tournai|Belfry
|}