These two tiny religioius sites together make a big impression. Built in 1637, Rug is a perfect example of a little-altered period chapel. Llanger Church is older, dating back to 1291 and was originaly called Llann-Garw_gwyn, meaning church of the white deer.
History & Anthropology Religion Religious building
, Corwen
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Rug Chapel, located in Corwen, Wales, is a small but significant historical site that offers visitors a glimpse into 17th-century Welsh religious architecture. The chapel, built in 1637, is known for its well-preserved interior featuring ornate wood carvings and colorful paintings. Many visitors appreciate the intimate atmosphere and the opportunity to explore at their own pace. The detailed craftsmanship of the wooden ceiling and intricate carvings on the pews and pulpit are often highlighted as standout features. Some reviewers mention the informative panels that provide context about the chapel's history and significance. The peaceful rural setting adds to the overall experience. However, a few visitors note that the chapel is quite small and may not take long to explore fully. Some also mention that access might be limited for those with mobility issues due to the historic nature of the building. Despite its size, most visitors find Rug Chapel to be a worthwhile stop for those interested in Welsh history and religious architecture.
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