St. Antonius-Kapelle Kottenborn

Kottenborn

Kottenborn was a branch of the church in Kirmutscheid. The Kottenborn branch church was first mentioned in a document in 1403.

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Filialkirche St. Antonius, © Tourist-Information Hocheifel-Nürburgring

Filialkirche St. Antonius mit Ulme, © Tourist-Information Hocheifel-Nürburgring

Blick auf Kottenborn, © Tourist-Information Hocheifel-Nürburgring

At a glance

Opening hours

Vom November 15th bis November 15th

Opening hours can be requested: +49(0)2691/9329500

Place

Kottenborn

Contact

Filialkirche St. Antonius
Kirchweg
53518 Kottenborn

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