Chapels classified in Lorraine

Chapelle
57070 Vantoux

The chapel of Saint-Barthélemy de Vantoux, a 11th century religious building, stands in Vantoux en Moselle, near Metz. Its classified bell tower and unique nave make it a rare testimony of medieval Messina architecture.

Chapelle baroque et classique
88700 Rambervillers

The chapel Saint-Antoine de Rambervillers, built in the 2nd quarter of the 16th century, is a religious monument located in the Vosges, in the Great East, known for its foothills in arms and its 19th century violin tiles.

Chapelle gothique
57000 Metz

The chapel of Petit-Saint-Jean, a 13th-century religious building in Metz, illustrates the transition between Romanesque and ogival styles. Today destroyed, it was located in the Islands district.

Maison des hommes et des femmes célèbres
88630 Greux

The chapel of Bermont, a 13th century medieval hermitage located in Greux (Great East), is famous for its ties with Jeanne d'Arc and its 15th century murals.

Chapelle gothique
57470 Hombourg-Haut

The chapel of Sainte-Catherine, a 13th century Gothic building in Hombourg-Haut (Moselle), was a private funeral chapel classified as a historic monument in 1895, famous for its medieval pilgrimage and its statues of the Fourteen Auxiliaries.

Chapelle
57500 Saint-Avold

The chapel of the Holy Trinity, built at the beginning of the 18th century in Saint-Avold en Moselle, is a historic monument with a remarkable paneled decoration, classified for its choir and altar.

Chapelle gothique
57400 Sarrebourg

The Chapel of the Cordeliers, built in the 13th and 16th centuries in Sarrebourg (Moselle), is a former Franciscan convent transformed into a cultural place, famous for its stained glass window of Marc Chagall (1976).

Eglise Renaissance et néo-Renaissance
57000 Metz

The chapel of Mercy, a religious building of the 12th to 13th centuries in Metz, is a rare medieval vestige combining Romanesque and Gothic styles, classified as a historical monument in 1968.