Originally, chapels were built as places of worship attached to private
residences. Today, world-famous chapels like the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City,
Sainte-Chapelle in Paris, and the Sassetti Chapel in Florence, have turned into
must-see tourist attractions. However, there are many chapels in Europe that remain
largely unknown.
Here Are Lovely Chapels You Must See. Enjoy! :)
St. Paul's Chapel located in Lindos, is an archeological site on the island of Rhodes,
Greece. It's a historic and scenic wedding venue, with a white-washed chapel, a
horseshoe bay and an Acropolis view.
A tiny chapel in the forests of Cholomontas mountain, Macedonia, Greece.
St. Martin Guernsey, the little chapel, is located between England and France.
The exterior is decorated beautifully with seashells, pebbles and colorful pieces
of broken china, with improvements happening all the time.
The chapel of Agios Nikolaos, built along the ruins of an early Christian
basilica, is located close to Halkidiki, Greece.
A red stone chapel in Santorini, Greece.
A chapel built along the foothills of the Stubai Alps in Tirol, Austria.
St. Gobban's Chapel in Portbraddan, Northern Ireland - Ireland's smallest church
at only 8ft by 4ft - was sadly demolished. The Antrim church received thousands
of visitors and even hosted a wedding for a four-star US general who had served
his country in Vietnam.
Sheep graze outside this chapel on the Snaefellsnes peninsula, on the
western tip of Iceland.
A chapel stands within a vineyard in Rheinhessen, Germany.
St. Johann Chapel is at the foothills of the Dolomites near South Tirol, Italy.
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