The Mariakapel

The Mariakapel is a Roman Catholic chapel located in Mierlo, Netherlands. The exact date of its construction is unknown, but it was built in the mid-20th century.

The church's architectural style is not specified, but based on its polygonal shape and bell tower, it appears to be a modern building with Art Deco influences.

As a Roman Catholic chapel, the Mariakapel serves as a place of worship for locals and visitors alike. Its GPS coordinates are approximately 51.446743° N, 5.6307276° E, and it is situated in the municipality of Geldrop-Mierlo, North Brabant province, Netherlands.

The church has a belltower that adds to its distinctive architecture. It is located at Sint Sebastiaanweg 2, 5731 PG Mierlo, Netherlands. The chapel was built in honor of the return of Mierlose soldiers who fought against the independence of Netherland-Indonesia. The construction of the chapel took place in 1951.

The Mariakapel is a small chapel that has its own dedicated street, Kapelweg. Prior to the development of the Santheuvel, which was a new ring road for Mierlo, this route led directly to the chapel. However, after the construction of the Santheuvel, this route was no longer available.

In recent years, the route has been partially restored via the Sperweruil and Dwerguil streets in the Loeswijck neighborhood.

• The Mariakapel is a Roman Catholic chapel located in Mierlo, Netherlands.

1. The exact date of its construction is unknown, but it was built in the mid-20th century.
2. The church's architectural style is not specified, but based on its polygonal shape and bell tower, it appears to be a modern building with Art Deco influences.