Chapelle St Roch

The Chapelle St Roch is a Roman Catholic chapel located in Godinne, Belgium.

History

• The Chapelle St Roch is believed to date from C17, this chapel has been a place of worship for the local community for centuries.
• The building's construction year is not explicitly stated, but its style suggests a late 17th-century origin.

Architecture

The Chapelle St Roch is an example of Baroque architecture, with a distinctive façade and interior design.

Location

The chapel is situated at Rue du Fond de la Biche in Godinne, Belgium.

Notable Features

• One notable feature of the Chapelle St Roch is its organ, which is reportedly well-maintained and regularly used during services.
• The chapel's organ is a significant part of its architecture.
• Unfortunately, no further information is available regarding the specific details of the organ or any bells present within the building.

Heritage Status

As a historic building, the Chapelle St Roch holds cultural significance in Belgium.

Visiting Information

The opening hours for the Chapelle St Roch are not explicitly stated.

• However, visitors can contact local authorities or church officials to inquire about access and visiting times.

Accessibility

Due to its location within Godinne, the Chapelle St Roch is likely accessible by public transportation or on foot.

Visitors with mobility issues may wish to contact the chapel in advance to confirm accessibility arrangements.

Notable Artworks or Relics

Unfortunately, no notable artworks or relics are specifically mentioned in available information regarding the Chapelle St Roch.