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Patrimoine & Culture
Chapelle Irmstett
📍 Scharrachbergheim-Irmstett, Bas-Rhin
· 67310 Scharrachbergheim-Irmstett
À propos
The Chapel "De dirre Herrgott" at the Irmstett salt spring "Sauerbrunnen" is located on the municipal district of Scharrachbergheim-Irmstett.
Former Celtic place of worship, this chapel presents a gaunt Christ "dirre Herrgott", the statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a salt spring "Sauerbrunnen" and an old well.
Legend has it that during the Thirty Years' War, a Swedish man chased a girl from the village, she ran to hide in the reeds of the salt spring "Sauerbrunnen", there she promised to erect a cross there if she got away with it, she did and the girl kept her word.
The "Sauerbrunnen" is famous for its healing waters.
Former Celtic place of worship, this chapel presents a gaunt Christ "dirre Herrgott", the statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a salt spring "Sauerbrunnen" and an old well.
Legend has it that during the Thirty Years' War, a Swedish man chased a girl from the village, she ran to hide in the reeds of the salt spring "Sauerbrunnen", there she promised to erect a cross there if she got away with it, she did and the girl kept her word.
The "Sauerbrunnen" is famous for its healing waters.
