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Chapel of Girsterklaus

Where? Girsterklaus, 6560 Girsterklaus

Chapel of Girsterklaus

Chapel of Girsterklaus, dating from the 14th century, but erected on older foundations. It is the oldest place of pilgrimage to the Virgin in the Grand Duchy. The interior with its remains of frescoes is quite remarkable.

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Address: Chapel of Girsterklaus
Girsterklaus
L-6560 Girsterklaus Show on map
Phone:+352 72 04 57 1
E-Mail:info@mullerthal.lu
Website:http://www.mullerthal.lu

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