Tabernakelaltar in Kasel

Tabernacle altar (wood altar) in Kasel
Rising majestically at half height, the church in Kasel is a landmark of the locality. It was built in 1926/27 by the architect Monz from Trier. The old chapel, which was expanded in 1781, was incorporated as a vestibule and organ loft. It blends well with the long rounded windows and the flat ceiling of the new building.
Inside, there stands a valuable wooden altar from the 18th century. It is designed in the form of a tabernacle and adorned with simple Rococo decoration. Crowning it is the figure of Saint Nicholas, while the figures of the holy apostles Simon and Thaddeus stand on the side pedestals.
Opening hours: freely accessible