Churches

• The chapel was only built in 1840.

  Saint Alphonsus

  L-9950 Breidfeld (Weiswampach)

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• The silhouette of the old Franciscan monastery church still characterises the village of Ulflingen today.

  St. Andrew

  L-9912 Troisvierges (Troisvierges)

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• in 1857, the present rural-style church was built.

  Saint Odilia

  L-9944 Beiler (Weiswampach)

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• The church is built of local shale stone that harmonises perfectly with the surrounding countryside.

  Saint Cosmas and Damian

  L-9712 Clervaux

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• 1909 was the solemn blessing of the foundation stone of the present building.

  Saint Andrew

  L-7593 Beringen (Mersch)

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• The first chapel is mentioned in Countess Erkanfrida's deed of gift to St Maximin's Abbey in Trier from 853.

  Saint Donat

  L-7463 Pettingen (Mersch)

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• The church in Moesdorf was built in 1837 in the classical style.

  St. John the Baptist

  L-7426 Moesdorf (Mersch)

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• The church is one of the finest works of Gothic architecture in Luxembourg.

  Church of the Trinitarian

  L-9410 Vianden

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• The 18th-century chapel is idyllically situated on a wooded slope, with benches and the sound of a spring inviting visitors to linger. Its Baroque architecture, with its striking dome, is particularly impressive.

  Our Lady of Loreto

  L-9707 Clervaux

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• Saint Sebastian

  L-9952 Drinklange (Troisvierges)

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• The church in Holler is one of the most beautiful historic churches in Luxembourg.

  Saint-Saviour

  L-9962 Holler (Weiswampach)

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• The present building was constructed from 1771-1773 in line with the architectural plans of Paul Mungenast of Echternach, based on the model of the old collegiate church of St. Paulinus in Trier.

  Saint Martin

  L-6112 Junglinster

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• Saint Maximin

  L-8838 Wahl (Groussbus-Wal)

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• The church was built on solid rock by master builder Jakob Reisdorf in the years 1734-1736 and consecrated in 1744.

  St John of Nepomuk

  L-9990 Weiswampach

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• In 1846, the Diekirch architect Pierre Biver (1823-1871), drew up the plans for a church, though it was only constructed in1854.

  Saint Dionysius

  L-8610 Buschrodt (Groussbus-Wal)

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• The church was built from 1844-1850 in the classicist style according to the plans of the provincial architect Theodor Eberhard from Luxembourg.

  Saint Michael

  L-7533 Mersch

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• St Willibrord’s Basilica, whose present form dates from the 11th and 13th centuries, was severely damaged during the Battle of the Ardennes and was partially rebuilt in the Neo-Romanesque style.

  Saint Willibrord

  L-6486 Echternach

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• The vault paintings cover an area of 170 square metres.

  Saint Willibrord

  L-8831 Rindschleiden (Groussbus-Wal)

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• The church, with its particularly high bell tower, was built in 1872 in the then popular Rhenish neo-Gothic style.

  Saint Michael

  L-9942 Basbellain (Troisvierges)

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• The present church was built in 1748 and rebuilt in 1952 after the Battle of the Ardennes in 1944-45.

  Saint Nicholas

  L-9806 Hosingen (Parc Housen)

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• The Grevenmacher parish church, dedicated to the Roman deacon and martyr Lawrence, has a long and eventful history. The church was erected in 1782-83 in accordance with the architectural plans of Johann Anton Neurohr of Trier.

  Saint Laurent

  L-6720 Grevenmacher

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• Uren chapel

  L-9991 Weiswampach

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• The present chapel dates from 1746, as shown by the keystone in the vault of the church.

  Saint Hubertus

  L-7595 Reckange (Mersch)

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• The first mention of Lieler was made in the 12th century in connection with the possessions of Prüm Abbey. 

  Holy Cross

  L-9972 Lieler (Clervaux)

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• In 1654, Abbot Petrus Fisch had a chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary built just outside the town of Echternach.

  Our Lady

  L-6475 Echternach

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• The new village church of Roodt an der Syr is one of the youngest sacral buildings in Luxembourg.

  Saint James

  L-6914 Roodt-sur-Syre (Betzdorf)

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• The tent-shaped architecture is typical of many church buildings from the 1950s and 1960s.

  Saint Joseph

  L-9964 Huldange (Troisvierges)

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• In the 15th century, the church, which dates back to around the year 1000, was rebuilt and enlarged in the Gothic style.

  Saints Peter and Paul

  L-6470 Echternach

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