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St. Phillipp Neri

Modern design meets sacred art

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St. Phillipp Neri in Aachen's Vaalserquartier is a Roman Catholic chapel, constructed in 1988 based on the designs of architect Gerd Goebgens. The church's interior, crafted by Aachen artist Andreas Dilthey, showcases a seamless blend of architecture and art. As part of the St. Konrad parish in the Diocese of Aachen, it serves as a vital spiritual hub in the pastoral area.

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The church was designed by Aachen architect Gerd Goebgens.

Quick Facts

Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: oratoriumsgemeinden.de/St_Konrad.html

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Guided Story

Here you stand before the St. Phillipp Neri, a notable Roman Catholic chapel in Aachen's Vaalserquartier. Take in the clean lines and modern architecture, designed by Gerd Goebgens. Built in 1988, this church represents a beautiful harmony of contemporary architecture and religious tradition. As you enter, you'll be greeted by an impressive interior crafted by local artist Andreas Dilthey. The seamless blend of art and architecture here creates a truly unique atmosphere. As part of the St. Konrad parish in the Diocese of Aachen, this church serves as an important spiritual hub in the area.