Chapels classified in Moselle

Chapelle
57850 Haselbourg

The Saint-Fridolin Chapel of Haselbourg, located in the Schacheneck Valley in Moselle, is an ancient medieval chapel in ruins, known for its Romanesque Baptistery of the 10th or 11th century, vestige of local Christianity.

Chapelle
57680 Gorze

The chapel Saint-Clément de Gorze, built between 1596 and 1603, is a historic oratory linked to the Benedictine abbey of this Mosellan city in the Great East.

Chapelle
57410 Kalhausen

The chapel of Saint Martin in Kalhausen, a religious building of the Xth and 15th centuries in Kalhausen in Moselle, preserves a Gothic choir and Gallo-Roman remains integrated into its medieval structure.

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.

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.

Chapelle
57560 Saint-Quirin

The Chapelle Haute de Saint-Quirin, a 13th and 18th century religious building, dominates the village of Saint-Quirin in Moselle. It combines Gothic architecture and Baroque elements, linked to the relics of Saint Quirin.

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).

57480 Haute-Kontz

The chapel of the cemetery of Haute-Kontz, dated the 14th century, is a religious vestige classified historical monument located in the Great East, Moselle. Only the choir and transept remain today.