Was it an ancient pagan place of worship, a baptismal chapel from the Carolingian period, or is it a replica of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem?
The Drüggelte Chapel remains a mystery. Surrounded by farm buildings, a barn, and a bakehouse, the chapel sits on a hill near Delecke. Its origins are said to date back to the eighth century. The unusual, dodecagonal central structure with its 16 columns and the mysterious ornaments continue to spark speculation.
Accessibility Information- The path to the chapel is narrow and unevenly paved.
- There is a step at the entrance to the chapel.
- There are no restrooms nearby.