Venues that host communities

A hall within the Evangelical Church community in Hadamar where various musical groups, including the children's choir, youth choir, and brass choir, hold their free practice sessions.

The Evangelical community center in Elz (at the corner of Offheimer Str./Roterd) where the Gospel choir GospElz practices.

A school sports hall where the Damen-Gymnastikgruppe hosts two children's dance groups, Magic Movers and Starlights, for weekly training focused on movement, rhythm, and team spirit.

A community room within the Evangelical Church community in Hadamar, used for meetings and activities.

A late Gothic church from the 14th-15th century featuring ornate ceiling decorations and ribbed vaults, where musical ensembles and soloists present masterpieces during monthly concerts.

A baroque chapel built in 1690 that serves as a popular pilgrimage site, hosting daily services and devotional gatherings.

A former Jesuit monastery church and current parish church of Hadamar, featuring a mirrored ceiling and baroque altars, serving as a place for religious services.

A historic chapel within the Hadamar castle that has served as the worship space for all Evangelical communities in the city and surrounding area since 1791.

A chapel built in 1699 near Hundsangen, historically used as a burial site for soldiers who died of typhus in the Hadamar hospital after the Battle of Leipzig.

A small chapel located at the exit of Niederzeuzheim towards Frickhofen, founded by a donation from Prince Alexander of Nassau-Hadamar to the Franciscan order and the community.

A neo-Gothic chapel built between 1910-1912 in Niederhadamar, originally constructed by private individuals as a shrine to St. Wendelin, patron of livestock.