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Capella Vox coelestis

Eclectic chapel as a cultural center

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The Capella Vox coelestis, also known as the Friedhofskapelle Ehringsdorf, was inaugurated on October 21, 1900. Originally constructed as a burial chapel by Richard Heydenreich, it has been used as a spiritual cultural center since 2004. Its eclectic architectural style and designation as a cultural heritage monument in Germany make it a unique site in Weimar.

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The chapel was built on the initiative of a brewery owner.

Quick Facts

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

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Guided Story

As you stand here, you're in the presence of the Capella Vox coelestis, a captivating historical site in Weimar. Inaugurated on October 21, 1900, it was originally built by Richard Heydenreich. The chapel's eclectic architectural style immediately draws attention, reflecting a blend of diverse influences. Since 2004, it has served as a spiritual cultural center and is recognized as a cultural heritage monument in Germany. If you look closely at the facade, you can appreciate the unique blend of architectural styles that define its character. This chapel is not just a place of tranquility, but a living testament to the rich history and culture of Weimar.