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St.Rémy church

Where? Rue du Château, L-8385 Koerich

St.Rémy church

The baroque church in Koerich, which was built in 1748, shines in new splendour after an intricate restoration. Furniture that was crafted in Luxembourg and the paintings by the Tirolean artist Millim contribute to the elegance of the building and make it one of the most beautiful and impressive churches in the country

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Address: St.Rémy church
Rue du Château
L-8385 Koerich
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