The Sint-Elisabethkapel

The Sint-Elisabethkapel is a Roman Catholic chapel located at Zandweg 180, 6418 PP Heerlen, Netherlands. The chapel's name "Sint-Elisabeth" translates to Saint Elizabeth.

Architectural Style: Unfortunately, there is no information available on the architectural style of the Sint-Elisabethkapel.

The Sint-Elisabethkapel serves as a place of worship for Roman Catholics in Heerlen, Netherlands. It is likely used for daily masses, special events, and other religious ceremonies.

Religion: As mentioned earlier, the Sint-Elisabethkapel is a Roman Catholic chapel, indicating that it is affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church and its beliefs.

The architect of the Sint-Elisabethkapel was Jan Stuyt and his son, Giacomo Stuyt. They designed the chapel in 1934 as part of the Vroedvrouwenschool, belonging to the Sint-Elisabethskliniek.

• The chapel can be found at the address Zandweg 180, 6418 PP Heerlen, Netherlands.
• Its exact location is marked by the coordinates 5.9922825, 50.8668674.
• The chapel has a Wikipedia page in Dutch, which provides more information about its history and significance.

1. Bell Tower: There is no mention of a bell tower in the provided information, so it's unclear if the chapel has one or not.
2. The chapel is a large chapel, effectively a church, located in the Heerlense stadsdeel Heerlerbaan, situated at Zandweg 180. This chapel was built in 1934 as part of the Vroedvrouwenschool, belonging to the Sint-Elisabethskliniek.
3. The interior features two figurative stained glass windows, created by Harrie Schoonbrood (1934), and several abstract-geometric stained glass windows, created by an unknown glazier. The interior also features natural stone, mainly travertine, reminiscent of basilica style.