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Gottliebenkapelle

Romanesque Revival Chapel with Historic Cloister

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The Gottliebenkapelle in Worms-Herrnsheim was built in 1891 as a burial chapel for the Freiherrn von Heyl, designed by the renowned architect Gabriel von Seidl. Its Romanesque Revival style, featuring a church and cloister, marks it as a cultural heritage monument in Germany. This Protestant chapel stands as an impressive example of late 19th-century architecture.

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The chapel was designed by the architect Gabriel von Seidl.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1891
Architect: Gabriel von Seidl
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Protestant
Wheelchair Access: Not accessible

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Guided Story

Here you stand, admiring the Gottliebenkapelle, a significant structure completed in 1891. Designed by the renowned architect Gabriel von Seidl, this chapel showcases the Romanesque Revival style characteristic of the late 19th century. It was originally built as a burial chapel for the Freiherrn von Heyl and is recognized as a cultural heritage monument in Germany. Take a step to the side and notice the graceful transition from the chapel to the cloister. This Protestant chapel exudes a serene dignity, highlighted by its architectural details. Observe the intricate embellishments that make this chapel a unique place of remembrance.