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St. Gertruden-Kapelle

A historic gem in the Gertruden Cemetery

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Oldenburg: First Steps10 pts

Oldenburg: Explorer25 pts

Oldenburg: Insider50 pts

Built in 1428, St. Gertrude's Chapel is one of Oldenburg's oldest structures. As an architectural heritage monument in Lower Saxony, this Lutheran chapel reflects the region's rich history and is part of the Gertruden Cemetery.

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The chapel was constructed in the year 1428.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1428
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Lutheran

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Guided Story

Standing here, you're in front of St. Gertrude's Chapel, one of Oldenburg's oldest structures, built in 1428. As a Lutheran chapel, it's part of the Gertruden Cemetery and holds significant architectural heritage in Lower Saxony. Notice the thick walls and Gothic features that speak of centuries past. The intricate stonework has weathered time, telling stories of a bygone era. Walking around the chapel, you can sense the quiet dignity of this place. Feel the calm surrounding you and let the history of this venerable structure resonate with you.