The Reller Chapel stands on a historic site on Rellerweg in Delbrück. The current building was erected in 1869 after the previous chapel had been destroyed by a lightning strike. The chapel owes its name to the nearby Reller farms.
As early as the Middle Ages, the Rellerbrink was an important gathering place in the Delbrück region. Representatives of the cathedral chapter, the knighthood, the towns, and the people of Delbrück met here. Important trade and postal routes also converged at this location. Later, events such as the Reller Market and the traditional Kranzreiten took place here.
Today, the Reller Chapel is located on Rellerweg and is also a stop on the approximately 45-kilometer-long Delbrück Chapel Trail.
General information
Parking Available
Bus stop available
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- Entrance Free
