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A tourist source describes the chapel as the result of a church dispute between the upper and lower towns of Vianden. After Trinitarian monks settled in the upper town in 1248 and the parishes were divided in 1256, the Trinitarians took over the chapel in 1312 following the dissolution of the Knights Templar. In remembrance of the Templars, they dedicated it to Saint Nicholas, the patron saint of travelers. The altarpiece in the chancel, featuring a statue of Saint Nicholas, dates from 1768.

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Very nice experience with lighting turning on movement sensors, water sound and amazing Luxembourg nature

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double Etc waterfall

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Small, discreet and unexpected chapel in the village of Château de Vianden, a real village center.

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The inconspicuous St. Nicholas Chapel has an eventful history. A story like something out of a heroic epic from the early Middle Ages. Until 1256, Vianden was subordinate to a neighboring community under canon law. In 1248, the Count of Vianden settled Trinitian monks in the upper town, who were the first to build a church within the castle walls of the upper town. That's how the argument started. On the one hand the newly settled Trinitian monks with their new church and on the other hand the Templar order from the neighboring town, to which Vianden was subject under canon law. In 1256 the Archbishop of Trier was forced to speak out. He divided the upper and lower towns into two parishes and had the Templars build a church. In defiance of the division, the Templars built the church close to the border with the upper city, which was drawn by the River Our. The Order of the Templars named their church “Capella Militum”, based on the term “Magister Militum” (Master of the Army), to express their claim. In 1312 the Templar Order was dissolved. The chapel was taken over by the Trinitian monks and the two parishes were reunited. In order to forget the memory of the Templar Order and the division of the parish, they renamed the pretty chapel the St. Nicholas Church. Source: https://www.mitreisend.ch/gehenswuerdigkeiten-vianden/

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Beautifully landscaped cemetery in the town of Vianden directly on the Our.

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The Bildchen Chapel in Vianden is located at a pilgrimage site above the reservoir of the pumped storage plant and is worth a visit due to its idyllic location. The Bildchen Chapel owes its name to a statue of the Mother of God that is located inside. This Catholic chapel was built in 1848 in the neo-Gothic style. Some parts of the chapel come from the former Vianden castle chapel. The “picture” has been venerated locally for many years. At that time this was located in a rock niche that could only be reached via a narrow path. In 1848, a path was carved into the side of the rock and the foundation stone was laid for the chapel that would house the miraculous "image". Source: https://www.visit-eislek.lu/de/attraction/bildchen-kapelle

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The Bildchen Chapel in Vianden is located at a pilgrimage site above the reservoir of the pumped storage plant and is worth a visit due to its idyllic location. The Bildchen Chapel owes its name to a statue of the Mother of God that is located inside. This Catholic chapel was built in 1848 in the neo-Gothic style. Some parts of the chapel come from the former Vianden castle chapel. The “picture” has been venerated locally for many years. At that time, this was known to be in a rock niche that could only be reached via a narrow path. In 1848, a path was carved into the side of the rock and the foundation stone was laid for the chapel that would house the miraculous "image". Source: https://www.visit-eislek.lu/de/attraction/bildchen-kapelle

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A beautiful old cemetery on the Sauer. There are some graves to admire here.

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At the mountain station you have a beautiful view of the surroundings, Vianden, the castle, the Ourthe and the cable car.

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Victor Hugo (1802–85), the French writer who stayed in Vianden several times between 1862 and 1871 and captured its beauty and setting in prose, poetry and sketches, including the poem series L'Année terrible. Hugo did a lot to promote Vianden's attractiveness to the outside world. (Wikipedia)

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1256 Establishment of the parish of Vianden on the right side of the Our Construction of a chapel on the left bank of the Our for the residents who belonged to Pastor Roth 1545 Establishment of a cemetery 1724 New construction of the church after a fire 1907 Conversion of the facade in the spirit of neo-Gothic inside. Altar from 1768, statue of Hi Johannes Nepomuk from the 18th century from the Our Bridge, Pietà from the 15th century.

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The Vianden Cemetery is below the dam wall. Since the mobile home parking spaces are right next to it, it is also equipped with public toilets.

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Mausoleum in Vianden Cemetery.

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There are two waterfalls not far from the city park with a pond. The water rushes down to the left and right of an old building.

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There are impressive tombs here. This and the chapel in front of the dam wall are noticeable from afar.

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Fantastic little hiking trail to the castle, you can choose difficult or easy 😅😆

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Very nice round there with a fantastic cable car ride

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Vianden Castle is definitely worth a visit. The individual epochs with the respective changes are very well documented and explained. From the beginning as a Roman castle to today. You should bring some time with you.

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