Cellebroederskapel, Gothic chapel in Statenkwartier, Maastricht, Netherlands
The Cellebroederskapel is a late Gothic chapel located behind a monumental gate at Brusselsestraat 58, featuring a historic organ and surrounded by expansive gardens. The structure exhibits characteristic vaulted ceilings and maintains the architectural details typical of its period.
The chapel was built roughly 500 years ago as part of a monastery where a religious community provided medical care to residents. The building has endured through the centuries and now holds the status of a protected heritage site.
The chapel serves today as a cultural venue where regular concerts and musical performances bring people together throughout the year. Visitors experience classical music programs and festive celebrations that have become part of the local community's rhythm.
Access is through the gate at Brusselsestraat and leads into a quiet area away from the main street. Visitors should note that specific times apply for visits or events, and advance arrangements are recommended.
Inside the chapel sits an exceptionally rare Binvignat Cabinet Organ from medieval times, protected by a dedicated foundation. This instrument is maintained with great care to preserve its historical qualities.
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