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Peter-Friedhofen-Kapelle
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Peter-Friedhofen-Kapelle

Historic chapel designed by Vincenz Statz

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Built in 1854, the Peter-Friedhofen-Kapelle is a Catholic cultural heritage site in Koblenz's old town. Designed by the renowned architect Vincenz Statz, it served as the first motherhouse of the Brothers of Mercy of Maria Hilf order.

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Founded
1854
Architect
Vincenz Statz
Heritage Status
Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination
Roman Catholic

Guided Story

Here, you can see the simple facade of the Peter-Friedhofen-Kapelle, built in 1854. This chapel stands as a cultural heritage monument in Germany, crafted by the architect Vincenz Statz. It once served as the first motherhouse of the Brothers of Mercy of Maria Hilf order. If you look to the northwest, you might catch a glimpse of the Florinskirche, just a short walk away. The chapel, with its Catholic heritage, silently bears witness to the history of the order and the city of Koblenz. Let your eyes trace the architectural details that reflect the spirit of that era.

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