Città di Lussemburgo

Siti religiosi a Lussemburgo

Religious Heritage

Luxembourg City’s religious landscape spans centuries of architectural evolution and diverse faiths. This collection includes the 17th-century Notre-Dame Cathedral, known for its Gothic and Renaissance styles, and the ancient Chapelle Saint-Quirin, built into the valley rock next to a historic spring. The list highlights the city's spiritual diversity, featuring the Orthodox Grande Synagogue, the first Russian Orthodox church in the country, and the Benedictine origins of Neimënster Abbey in the Grund district.

Religious Heritage — Mappa

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Notre-Dame Cathedral

17th-century Roman Catholic cathedral and Jesuit church featuring a blend of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architectural styles. It serves as a Marian shrine and the seat of the Archdiocese of Luxembourg.

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Chapelle Saint-Quirin

A pilgrimage chapel situated in the Petruss Valley, built into the rock face next to a spring traditionally believed to have healing properties.

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Saint Michael's Church, Luxembourg

Saint Michael's Church is a Roman Catholic church in Luxembourg City, in southern Luxembourg.

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Saint-Jean

A Roman Catholic church located in the historic Grund district, historically associated with the neighboring Neumünster Abbey.

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Luxembourg Synagogue

The Luxembourg Synagogue is an Orthodox Jewish synagogue, located on Avenue Monterey, in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg.

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Neimënster Abbey

Neimënster Abbey, officially known as Neumünster Abbey until 2014, is a public meeting place, cultural centre, and former Benedictine abbey…

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Chapelle du Christ-Roi

A Roman Catholic chapel and place of worship.

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St. Peter and Paul Church, Luxembourg

Church of the Saints Peter and Paul is the first Russian Orthodox Church in Luxembourg.

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