St. Vith

Churches & Chapels

This collection highlights the religious architecture and spiritual landmarks of the Sankt Vith region. It includes the modernist St. Vitus Parish Church, rebuilt following the town's destruction in World War II, alongside historic village chapels in Recht and Schlierbach. The selection also features specialized sites of devotion, such as the Lourdes Grotto in Meyerode and the Herz-Jesu-Kapelle in Rodt, illustrating the area's long-standing Catholic traditions and communal heritage.

St. Vitus-Pfarrkirche

A modernist parish church designed by architect Emil Steffann and completed in 1959. It replaces the original medieval structure that was destroyed during the 1944 Ardennes Offensive.

Église Sainte-Aldegonde

The primary parish church in the village of Recht, reflecting the traditional ecclesiastical architecture of the Eifel region.

Eglise Saint Wendelin

A local parish church located in Neidingen, dedicated to Saint Wendelin, the patron saint of herders and country people.

Lourdes Grotte

A devotional site in Meyerode constructed as a replica of the Grotto of Massabielle in Lourdes, serving as a local point for pilgrimage and prayer.

Jehovas Zeugen

A Kingdom Hall serving the local congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses.

Chapelle Sainte-Marie

A small Catholic chapel situated in the village of Recht.

St.-Antonius-Kapelle

A historic chapel in the village of Schlierbach dedicated to Saint Anthony.

Herz-Jesu-Kapelle

A small devotional chapel in Rodt dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.