Evangelical and Catholic Church in Kaub
Catholic and evangelical Christians pray here in a building that dates back to the 12th century. After the introduction of the Reformation, only Reformed services were held in the Kaub parish church from 1560 onwards. With the establishment of the Palatine church simultaneum in 1685, Catholics were again allowed to practice their religion. For 20 years, the town church was used simultaneously. In 1707, the late Gothic chancel arch was bricked up. From then on, the nave served the Protestants, while the former choir – replaced by a late Rococo structure in 1769 – served as a place of worship for Catholics.
The Evangelical church is open daily from 9 AM to 5 PM.