The church was built from 1844-1850 in the classicist style according to the plans of the provincial architect Theodor Eberhard from Luxembourg. The monumental porch gives the impression of old temples; 4 fluted, Doric columns support a triangular gable with the symbolic "Eye of God".
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The present chapel dates from 1746, as shown by the keystone in the vault of the church. Above the main portal, in a niche, we recognise St. Hubertus, patron saint of the chapel. Inside, the architectural structure from the time of construction in 1746 has been preserved.
The current Church of Saint Andreas was built at the beginning of the 20th century due to the lack of space in the earlier chapel to accommodate worshipers. The interior decoration dates back to the renovation works of 1978. In the choir there is a net vault. The floor is covered with tiles from the construction period (1910), which are monochrome or polychrome and have floral or geometric patterns.
The church in Moesdorf was built in 1837 in the classical style, according to the plans of François Cordonnier from Arlon. The octagonal dome above the spire was only installed in 1903.
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