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St. Antonius Eremit

Historic Chapel in Bisholder

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St. Antonius Eremit is a Roman Catholic chapel in Koblenz-Bisholder, believed to have been built in 1764. It serves as a filial church of St. Servatius and is a designated cultural heritage monument in Germany.

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The chapel is dedicated to St. Anthony the Great.

Quick Facts

Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic

Guided Story

Here stands the chapel of St. Antonius Eremit, a Roman Catholic chapel believed to have been built in 1764. This site is a cultural heritage monument in Germany and serves as a filial to St. Servatius Church. Notice the simple elegance of its architecture, characteristic of the 18th century. The dedication to St. Anthony the Great gives this place a unique atmosphere. As you take in the surroundings, you'll find the serene charm of this historic site is quite captivating. Behind you, the Koblenz-Winningen airfield lies in the distance, highlighting the rural setting that envelops the chapel.