Chapelle Saint-Quirin
The secrets of Luxembourg City's chapel in the rock
Nestled in the Pétrusse Valley, behind leafy trees and in the shadow of the Viaduct lies the Chapelle Saint-Quirin, a small chapel carved into the rocky valley wall.
There are no signs, no brochures and no plaques on site to hint at the name or history of the chapel.
But, the layers of dust and cobwebs covering pews and statues locked inside the barred door and windows let passersby know that it probably hasn’t been used for a while.
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