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Christopherus-Kapelle
A chapel hidden within military grounds
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The Christopherus Chapel in Cologne-Longerich, built in 1957, stands as a Catholic heritage site within the Lüttich barracks. While not open to the public, it can be viewed from Militärringstraße through the fence. Named after Saint Christopher, the patron of travelers.
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The chapel was added to the heritage list on July 23, 2003.
Quick Facts
- Denomination
- Roman Catholic
Guided Story
To your right, you'll notice the Christopherus Chapel, built in 1957. This Catholic heritage site is located within the Lüttich barracks. Although entry isn't permitted, you can still appreciate its view through the fence. Dedicated to Saint Christopher, the patron saint of travelers, its understated architecture is quite fitting. The chapel was listed as a heritage site in Cologne’s records in 2003. If you look further southwest, about 767 meters away, you might see the outline of St. Dionysius Church.
Location
Nearby
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