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A small, stone church surrounded by trees. The entrance has a large wooden door and an inviting staircase.
A stone building with a wooden door, surrounded by lush greenery. A stone staircase leads to the entrance, while a narrow path winds through the forest. A narrow, stony path that winds through lush greenery. The steps are surrounded by plants and the sky is visible in the distance.

Protestant Gustav Adolf Chapel Atzelgift/Luckenbach

Plan your journey
L 281
57629 Atzelgift
Contact us
+49 2688-989054
kirchengemeinde.kroppach@ekhn.de

Opening hours

Open during service times and on request.

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Hint / Advice

The service and opening times can be found on the notice board at the chapel, in the local bulletin or on the parish website.

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Detailed description

The Gustav Adolf Chapel was built in the 19th century and is one of the characteristic rural sacral buildings of the Westerwald. With its understated architecture and tranquil location between Atzelgift and Luckenbach, it conveys a unique village church atmosphere. Inside, bright, friendly elements surprise, giving the space a warm effect. The chapel is a beautiful destination for visitors wanting to discover regional church architecture away from large centers.

Brief description

The Protestant Gustav Adolf Chapel is a small house of worship that impresses with its simple, historically significant architectural style. It continues to serve as a place of reflection and meeting for the surrounding communities.