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The chapel of the Holy Virgin.

The chapel of the Holy Virgin is situated outside the town, direction Luxembourg. 1654 it is built by the Abbott Petrus Fisch, in the style of the late renaissance, and served as a pilgrim place, church for this district as well as a garnison chapel. Damaged in 1944-1945, it was renovated between 1947 and 1952. Inside the chapel you can admire a richly sculptured baroque high altar as well as a stone crucifixion group.

The chapel of Lauterborn.

2 kilometers further in the direction to Luxembourg, nearby the Lauterborner castle, Emmanuel Limpach, the last abbot of Echternach built in the year of 1784 this chapel. The charming Rococo style building is today in private property.

The chapel of the Cross

The chapel of the Cross, built in 1524 is situated outside the town, direction Wasserbillig. Numerous changes were made mainly in the 19th century. In 1660 a descendant of the founder family gave the chapel a cross particle and let restore it. In the 2nd World War the chapel was strongly damaged and was renovated in the fifties. Even if the building seems to be of the architectural character of the 19th century, the largest component of the structure is however older anyway.