A passage off the north side-aisle leads through a notable seventeenth-century bronze door to the Sakramentskapelle (J).

The Sakramentskapelle was built as an annex behind the Stephanuschor at the end of the seventeenth or beginning of the eighteenth century.
It served as a sacristry at first, then as the treasury chamber from 1930, and finally in 1956 it was consecrated as a chapel.

Only the bronze door remains of the original furnishings.
This is a cast bronze door which is 2.1 m high and 1.12 m wide.
It was cast by Johann Mauritz Gröninger.
A passage off the north side-aisle leads through a notable seventeenth-century bronze door to the Sakramentskapelle (J).
The Sakramentskapelle was built as an annex behind the Stephanuschor at the end of the seventeenth or beginning of the eighteenth century. It served as a sacristry at first, then as the treasury chamber from 1930, and finally in 1956 it was consecrated as a chapel.
Only the bronze door remains of the original furnishings. This is a cast bronze door which is 2.1 m high and 1.12 m wide. It was cast by Johann Mauritz Gröninger.
Münster Cathedral