Domingo 20 septiembre, 14:00

Setembre 2026

Diumenge 20
- 14:00 - 18:00

Chapelle Sainte-Anne

2 Vieux Chemin de Sélestat, 67730 Châtenois

European Collectivity of Alsace

Grand Est

Guided tour of a 17th century chapel

Name: Visita comentada de una capilla del siglo XVII
Start: 2026-09-20T14:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-20T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Chapelle Sainte-Anne

Discover the chapel of Sainte-Anne de Châtenois during a guided tour and immerse yourself in local history by exploring one of the oldest chapels in the city, nestled in the heart of the cemetery...

Domingo 20 septiembre, 14:00

©Chapelle de Châtenois

Discover the chapel of Sainte-Anne de Châtenois during a guided tour and immerse yourself in local history by exploring one of the oldest chapels in the city, nestled in the heart of the cemetery...

Setembre 2026

Diumenge 20
- 14:00 - 18:00

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Types d'événement

Visite commentée

Thèmes 2026

Patrimoine en péril : raviver, résister, réimaginer

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Gratuit i Sans réservation

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Tout public

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Chapelle Sainte-Anne

2 Vieux Chemin de Sélestat, 67730 Châtenois

European Collectivity of Alsace

Grand Est

The Sainte-Anne chapel is located in the cemetery at the corner of Old Sélestat Road and First Army Street. It was Marie Engel, wife of the bailiff Georges Burst, who built the chapel in 1698\. At that time, it was isolated. In 1854, the municipality decided to move the cemetery, formerly located around the church, to a plot close to the chapel, whose development led it to surround it.
The chapel was restored in 1921 and 2002\. A witness of the exterior painting dating from the 18th century has been preserved at the back of this rectangular building.
Built in pink stoneware and lit by two arched windows, it is covered with a roof with long slopes and rump, capped by a wooden bell tower.
Original equipment: the roof has, at the back, a sizeable window. At the front, the facade has found a small canopy leaning on ravens that have long remained in the state of vestiges. Inside, one can admire an altarpiece adorned with the coat of arms of the Burst family.

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Édifice religieux

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Setembre 2026

Kommentierte Besichtigung einer Kapelle aus dem 17\. Jahrhundert

Guided tour of a 17th century chapel

Visita commentata di una cappella del XVII secolo

Visite commentée d’une chapelle du XVIIe siècle

Visita comentada de una capilla del siglo XVII

Setembre 2026