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St. Jakobus

A Gothic Gem from 1355 in Koblenz

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Koblenz: First Steps10 pts

Koblenz: Explorer25 pts

Koblenz: Insider50 pts

Step into the serene embrace of St. Jakobus Chapel in Koblenz, a Gothic gem dating back to 1355. Originally constructed as a cemetery chapel for the Teutonic Order, its walls whisper tales of the past. Nestled against the south wing of the former Leyenschen Hof, it stands opposite the imposing St. Kastor's Church. Experience the quiet elegance and spiritual legacy of this Old Catholic chapel.

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Originally built in 1355 as a cemetery chapel for the Teutonic Order, St. Jakobus in Koblenz was repurposed in 1968 for the Old Catholic community.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1355
Architectural Style: Gothic
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Old Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible

Guided Story

Can you feel the peace here? This chapel has stood the test of time for centuries. Look up and you'll notice the Gothic arches, like protective arms reaching above you. Originally, this was a cemetery chapel for the Teutonic Order. Imagine pilgrims passing by, drawn by the proximity to the imposing St. Kastor's Church just across the way. To your left is the Leyensche Hof, once a proud estate, now a quiet witness to history. And right here, in this small chapel, you find a link to the past that resonates in every corner.