Mauritius Chapel near Nordschwaben

A few hundred meters south-east of the village, in a strikingly remote location, is the cemetery with the old, very remarkable Mauritius chapel, the size of which corresponds to a medieval village church. In front of the simple nave, newly built in 1733, is the squat western tower with a pitched roof, which dates back to the late Middle Ages. The 15th-century Gothic choir contains wall frescoes dating from around 1500. They were uncovered during a restoration in 1940. The beautiful Mauritius chapel, which enlivens the village landscape, underwent a thorough renovation in 1956, to which the community, district and state preservation of monuments contributed the funds.

One of the oldest buildings in the Rheinfelden region and very nicely located

Idyllic, sunny and right on the sculpture path.