St. Josef Church, Niederelbert

This pretty church in neo-Romanesque style is the landmark of Niederelbert. From several elevated vantage points around the town you can enjoy a clear view of the impressive building. But it is also worth taking a look inside.

Oberelbert had its own chapel as early as 1476, and around 1586 it was even an independent vicarage for a short time. Welschneudorf must also have had a chapel before the Thirty Years' War. The Holler church has a wooden carved statue of a seated Madonna with the baby Jesus, which experts say dates back to the 14th century because of its similarity to the images of Westerburg and Kiedrich. There must have been a chapel in Holler before 1400. However, the Margaret Chapel in Holler was first mentioned in documents in 1548. This church was completed in its current form in 1910. Source and more: niederelbert.de/kirche-niederelbert

a very beautiful building, the church of Niederelbert