Chapelle Saint-Barthélemy de Paderborn

The Saint Bartholomew Chapel features rounded arches, thick stone walls, and sturdy pillars characteristic of medieval Romanesque religious architecture in Germany.

The chapel represents North Rhine-Westphalia's ecclesiastical heritage from the time when Paderborn played a central role in the Carolingian Empire's expansion.

This religious monument stands as a testament to the architectural traditions of medieval German builders who incorporated regional stone masonry techniques.

Visitors can locate the chapel at coordinates 51.7192, 8.75556 in the center of Paderborn, near other historical religious structures.

The chapel maintains its original Romanesque structural elements, displaying the craftsmanship of medieval stone workers through its architectural details.

Location: Paderborn

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

GPS coordinates: 51.71920,8.75556

Latest update: March 7, 2025 11:17