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Capella Vox coelestis

A haven of tranquility and cultural exchange

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Vox coelestis Chapel in Weimar, also known as Friedhofskapelle Ehringsdorf, captivates visitors with its eclectic architecture and storied past. Originally built as a burial chapel, it now serves as a spiritual and cultural hub, inviting reflection and exploration. Each visit unveils a harmonious blend of tradition and revitalization.

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The chapel was inaugurated in 1900.

Quick Facts

Founded: October 21, 1900
Architectural Style: Eclecticism
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Former Name: Heydenreich’sche Grabkapelle

Guided Story

Can you feel the tranquility in the air? Look around; the Vox coelestis Chapel stands before you with its striking facade. This chapel was originally built by a brewery owner named Richard Heydenreich. Imagine him standing here, envisioning what this place would become. As you look up, notice the intricate details that make its architecture so unique. This isn't just a place for reflection; it's a cultural hub as well. You might even catch the faint echo of events held here. Take a moment to feel the harmony between the past and the present.