Now 14 Cultural Chapels: The KEB Project Keeps Growing

In the greater Trier region, more and more chapels and churches are providing up-to-date digital information accessible at any time. Join us!

In many village churches and chapels, there is no longer a local contact person who can tell visitors when the next mass is, share fascinating stories, or inform them about upcoming events. The "Cultural Chapels" project by tuomi and the Catholic Adult Education Trier (KEB) provides a solution. A sign with a QR code and NFC tag ensures that visitors can access this information anytime. Simply scan the QR code, and the "Chapel Guide" opens directly on your phone—no app required.

Since this weekend, visitors to the Vinzentinum Trier can scan a QR code and delve into the rich history of the monastery. Did you know that the abbey served as a barracks for over a hundred years?

Currently, 14 chapels are part of the program, with more joining. Would you like to participate in the project? Feel free to contact our representative.