The Chapel of the Beheading of John the Baptist (also known as Nisperter Chapel) is a private baroque chapel in Nispert, formerly a district of Kettenis, now the town of Eupen. It was built in 1747 according to plans by Johann Josef Couven as an extension to the Nispert House, which had existed since 1623 and was also built according to his plans. The address: Couvenplatz 1 still reminds of the Aachen architect. The chapel was consecrated to John the Baptist and corresponds to the baroque style of that time, whereas the interior is characterized by the beginning of the rococo decoration style. Since March 25, 1983 it has been included in the list of listed buildings in Eupen.
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Location: Eupen, Verviers, Liège, Wallonie, Wallonia, Belgium

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