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Gezelinkapelle

A Serene Legacy of the Gezelinus Cult

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Leverkusen: First Steps10 pts

Leverkusen: Explorer25 pts

Leverkusen: Insider50 pts

Built in 1868, the Gezelinkapelle is a Roman Catholic chapel in Alkenrath, Leverkusen. It is dedicated to the Blessed Gezelinus of Schlebusch and recognized as an architectural heritage monument in North Rhine-Westphalia. The chapel is part of the St. Andreas parish in the 'Leverkusen – Around the Gezelinquelle' parish association.

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The chapel was constructed in the year 1868.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1868
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible

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Guided Story

Here you are, standing before the Gezelinkapelle, a recognized architectural heritage monument in North Rhine-Westphalia. Built in 1868, this Roman Catholic chapel is dedicated to the Blessed Gezelinus of Schlebusch. Its simple yet elegant design invites a moment of reflection and peace. The chapel is part of the St. Andreas parish within the 'Leverkusen – Around the Gezelinquelle' association. As you look around, notice how the chapel's history intertwines with its surroundings. Just a short distance away lies Morsbroich Castle, another landmark of Leverkusen. Take a moment to soak in the serene atmosphere and feel the connection between the past and present.