Kirchen und Kapellen im Kanton Vianden

Churches & Chapels

Canton Vianden features a concentrated collection of religious sites ranging from the 13th-century high-Gothic Trinitarian Church to small rural chapels. This list highlights the architectural heritage of the Our valley, including former monastery churches and village landmarks in Stolzembourg and Putscheid. These sites showcase traditional Luxembourgish stonework and historic altars, serving as both spiritual centers and historical markers within the Ardennes landscape.

Churches & Chapels — Karte

A

Trinitaire

A 13th-century high-Gothic former monastery church of the Trinitarian Order featuring a notable double nave and historic cloister.

B

Saint-Nicolas

A historic chapel located at the intersection of Rue de la Gare and Rue Théodore in the town of Vianden.

C

Sankt Rochus

A chapel situated in the upper part of Vianden, traditionally dedicated to Saint Roch.

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D

Gehaanskapell vu Waalsdref

A small chapel dedicated to Saint John the Evangelist, located in the village of Walsdorf.

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E

Saint-Anne

A rural chapel situated in the Fouhren area of the Vianden commune.

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F

Saint-Étienne

The parish church of Fouhren, serving the local Catholic community.

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G

Saint-Odon

The parish church of Stolzembourg, located within the municipality of Putscheid.

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H

Chapelle Saint-Aubin

A religious site located in the rural vicinity of Landscheid.

I

Saints-Pierre-et-Paul

A village church serving the community of Hoscheid-Dickt.

J

Saint-Lambert

A local church located in the village of Gralingen.