Haydau Abbey
The medieval Haydau Abbey is the best preserved Cistercian abbey in Hesse. After the reformation it was used as a hunting lodge, today it is a centre for culture and communications with an adjoining hotel.
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Romanesque Cathedral Schwarzach
The Schwarzach Cathedral is the former monastery church of St. Peter and Paul of the former Benedictine abbey of Schwarzach and was first mentioned in a document in 826. -
St. Kilian's Church Heilbronn
In Wurttembergs oldest wine town you can experience wine culture, Mediterranean flair at the Neckar and Germany's biggest science center - the experimenta. Festivals and cultural events show the enjoyment of life in the city. -
Pfärrich Pilgrimage Church
In the tranquil little hamlet of Pfärrich near Amtzell lies the stately pilgrimage church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary, which is well worth seeing. -
Durmersheim Pilgrimage Church
The pilgrimage church Maria Bickesheim of Durmersheim originated in the 13th century and has undergone numerous additions and alterations over the course of its history. -
Monastery Ruin Frauenalb
The Frauenalb monastery ruin, a former Benedictine monastery, was donated by Count Eberhard III of Eberstein in the 12th century and served as a house monastery for female family members. -
Asam Church of Rohr Abbey
The Asam church monastery at Rohr is one of the most important baroque churches in Germany. The ceilings in the nave and the high altar flanked by red marble columns are considered masterpieces of their kind. -
Nürtingen - City Church St. Laurentius
Visit our picturesque old town at the feet of the gothic city church. -
Collegiate Church Öhringen
The late Gothic collegiate church of St. Peter and Paul, built between 1457 and 1497, is the landmark of the city of Öhringen. -
Galluskirche Castle | Sontheim a. d. Brenz
The Renaissance castle and the late Romanesque Gallus church in Brenz are special jewels of the municipality of Sontheim. -
St. Cyriak - Sulzburg
With over 1000 years of history, the early Romanesque church of St. Cyriak in Sulzburg is one of the oldest churches in Germany. -
Ulm Minster
'In Ulm, um Ulm und um Ulm herum' - this famous German tongue-twister stands for the special city experience the Donau double city of Ulm/Neu-Ulm provides. -
Baroque Church St. Trudpert Münstertal
Today the Order of the Sisters of St. Joseph lives in the baroque convent of St. Trudpert in Münstertal. The monastery church is freely accessible. -
Malsch Pilgrimage Chapel
The first documentary evidence of a place of pilgrimage dates back to the 13th century. In its present form the pilgrimage chapel "Seven Sorrows of Mary" has been located on the Letzenberg since 1902. -
Ellwangen Schönenberg Church
The Baroque church Schönenberg, built at the end of the 17th century, located near Ellwangen and is today a popular place of pilgrimage. -
Härtsfeld Abbey Neresheim
The Härtsfeld is the easternmost part of the Swabian Alb, a historically significant region with an eventful past. -
Meißner Wildlife Park and Germerode Abbey
The Meißner Wildlife Park and Germerode Abbey are located in the beautiful Frau Holle Land Geo-Nature Park. In the large park you will encounter free-roaming stags, deer and mouflon sheep. -
Schöntal Monastery
The imposing Cistercian monastery of Schöntal is well worth discovering thanks to its Baroque beauty and charming location in the Jagst Valley. -
Kirchberg Monastery
Kirchberg Monastery is a conference and retreat house of the Berneuchen communities and sees itself as a place of silence and encounter. -
Monastery Rot an der Rot
The monastery Rot an der Rot in Rot an der Rot - no, there is no red (rot) too much - was the first Premonstratensian monastery in Swabia and today belongs to the Upper Swabian Baroque Street. -
Ochsenhausen Monastery
More splendid castle than monastic modesty: the former Benedictine monastery of Ochsenhausen is one of the large complexes of the Upper Swabian Baroque Road. -
Freiburg Cathedral
Freiburg is the city of miniature streams & cobble-stone streets, a future-focused environmental capital, a historic jewel in the middle of the Black Forest and the sunniest city in Germany! -
Collegiate Church Herrenberg
Welcome to Herrenberg! Experience the special flair of our historic town... -
Kaiserpfalz Gelnhausen
King Frederick I, Barbarossa, founded the town of Gelnhausen in 1170. The imperial palace was also built at this time. Today it is considered as the best-preserved palace of the Staufer dynasty in Germany. Visitors can expect romantic ruins in the medieval town. -
Bonlanden Monastery Crib Trail
In the accessible baroque crib of Bonlanden Monastery, the biblical story of the Incarnation of Jesus is recounted with over 370 crib figures. -
St. Martin's Church Sindelfingen
Built in the middle of the 11th century, the St. Martin's Church has a rich history. Today it is the central Protestant church in Sindelfingen. -
Wurmlinger Chapel
The idyllic, sublime location of the St. Remigius Chapel in Wurmlingen - Wurmlinger Kapelle for short - makes it a landmark of the region and a popular excursion destination. -
Church of St Lioba - Petersberg
High above the rooftops of the town of Petersberg is the Church of St Lioba. In the 8th century she was a close confidant of the renowned missionary Bonifatius. -
Former Benedictine Monastery in Schlüchtern
The silhouette of the former Benedictine monastery in Schlüchtern is dominated by its pointed towers. Its 8th century crypt means it is one of the oldest religious buildings in the region. -
Festival | Abbey Ruins Bad Hersfeld
The Bad Hersfeld community love their abbey ruins, known locally as the Stiftsruine, particularly when it forms the spectacular backdrop to their annual festival. -
Field Chapel Wiesbaden
The Field Chapel can be found in a somewhat hidden location, surrounded by fruit trees on the edge of the woods, close to Wiesbaden. -
Church of St. Lubentius Dietkirchen
It almost looks as if the parish church of St. Lubentius in Dietkirchen, with its striking towers, is growing out of jagged outcrop beneath it. -
Abtei Königsmünster
1928 von 10 Mönchen gegründet, gehört die Abtei Königsmünster in Meschede zum Zusammenschluss der Missionsbenediktiner von Sankt Ottilien und ist noch heute ein Ort der Besinnung, Begegnung und Bildung. -
St Ottilia’s Archabbey
Majestically perched above the village of Eresing close to Lake Ammersee is the Archabbey of St. Ottilien. The 75-metre-high steeple of the three-aisle, neo-Gothic Abbey Church of Herz Jesu can be seen from afar. -
Kloster Knechtsteden
Baugeschichtlich und architektonisch nimmt die größte mittelalterliche Klosteranlage Knechtsteden im Erzbistum Köln eine besondere kulturhistorische Bedeutung ein. -
Limburg Cathedral
A perfect view of Limburg Cathedral can be enjoyed from the new bridge over the River Lahn. Perched high on a limestone outcrop it towers majestically over the city. -
Doppelkirche Schwarzrheindorf
Weithin sichtbar gegenüber von Bonn an der Siegmündung gelegen, gilt die Doppelkirche Schwarzrheindorf als romanisches Kleinod. -
Kloster Dahlheim
Erst mittelalterliches Frauenkloster, dann Augustiner-Chorherrenstift, erlebt das Kloster bei Lichtenau seine größte Blüte im Barock und erhält sein beeindruckendes Erscheinungsbild.Opens Wednesday at 10:00
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Münsterschwarzach Abbey
Münsterschwarzach Abbey was founded in 780 by the wife of Charles the Great as a nunnery and is today one of the most important of all Benedictine abbeys. -
Abtei Brauweiler
In ihrer langen Geschichte hat das ehemalige Benediktinerkloster viele wechselvolle Phasen durchlaufen - Heute ist die Abtei Brauweiler eine wichtige Gedenkstätte und ein Ort für Konzerte, Lesungen und Kunstaustellungen.Opens Wednesday at 09:00
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Metten Abbey – baroque library
A famous attraction at Metten Abbey is the baroque library from the 18th century. This monastic library at the Benedictine abbey contains about 200,000 volumes, most of which are theological works. -
Ottobeuren Abbey
The Benedictine abbey of Ottobeuren is the largest Baroque monastery in Europe. Sebastian Kneipp, the famous German naturopath, was baptised in its magnificent basilica. -
Baroque treasure – Violau pilgrimage church
The Violau Pilgrimage Church in the municipality of Altenmünster is a Baroque gem and was even a destination for pilgrims in the 15th century. -
Niederaltaich Abbey
The Benedictine Abbey of Niederaltaich is a feature of the Lower Bavarian Danube region. In the baroque basilica of St. Mauritius, the high altar and the colourful ceiling frescoes are particularly worth seeing. -
Schäftlarn Abbey
Schäftlarn Abbey, in the tiny municipality of Schäftlarn in the Isar Valley, has one of the prettiest rococo churches in Upper Bavaria. Its ornate stucco plastering and frescos are of great artistic value. -
Baroque church designed by Johann Schmuzer – Landgrave town of Pfreimd
The baroque Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, designed by Johann Schmuzer, takes pride of place in the centre of the landgrave town of Pfreimd. Johann Schmuzer built it in 1685. -
Fürstenfeld baroque church
The Abbey Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, designed by Antonio Viscardi and co-designed by the Asam brothers, with its opulent interior, is an impressive testimony to Baroque architecture. -
Plankstetten Abbey
The Benedictine Abbey of Plankstetten in the Altmühltal nature reserve has existed since 1129. The Ensemble incorporating the monastery church is worth seeing and follows the baroque style. -
Gottesgarten | Banz Abbey and Castle | Basilica of the Fourteen Holy Helpers
God's Garden on the Upper Main river is a showcase of picturesque villages, colourful orchards and rugged rock formations. High above Gottesgarten rises the former Benedictine abbey, Kloster Banz. -
Minster of St Castulus – Moosburg an der Isar
The Kastulus Minster is Moosburg an der Isar’s prominent landmark. It was built in the 12th century and is home to an array of outstanding artworks. Ancient inscriptions are still visible on the richly ornamented Romanesque portal. -
Gottesgarten | Banz Abbey and Castle | Basilica of the Fourteen Holy Helpers
God's Garden on the Upper Main river is an ideal place for exploring the beautiful natural surroundings with its hills, forests and valleys. -
St Vitus und St Deocar’s Basilica Herrieden
The Collegiate Basilica of St. Vitus and St. Deocar in Herrieden is adorned with outstanding architecture and artistic features. It was promoted to a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI in 2010. -
Himmelkron
Fantastic scenery and many historic gems await you in the small town of Himmelkron. In the former nunnery, you will find one of Germany’s most beautiful medieval cloisters featuring music-making angels. -
Historic Maria Rain pilgrimage church
The historic pilgrimage church of Maria Rain stands in the village of the same name in the district of Oy-Mittelberg. Built in 1496, it is regarded today as the prettiest village church in Allgäu. -
Benediktbeuern Abbey
At the edge of the Loisach-Kochelsee moor lies the Benediktbeuern monastery, which is considered to be the oldest monastery in Upper Bavaria and was owned by the Benedictines until secularisation. -
Scheyern Monastery – ancestral home of the Wittelsbach family
The monastery in Scheyern is a Benedictine abbey at the ancestral seat of the Wittelsbach family. A guided tour leads visitors through churches and chapels, the cloister and the baroque sacristy. -
Kreuzberg/Rhön – Monastery and Pilgrimage Route
The Kreuzberg in the Franconian Rhön region is also called the "Holy Mountain of the Franconians". According to legend, the first pilgrimage took place as early as AD 686. -
Irsee Abbey
Located on the foothills of the Alps is the imposing 12th-century Irsee Abbey. Its ornate twin towers and high Baroque façade give the abbey an impressive external appearance. -
Monastery village of Speinshart
The collection of buildings in the monastery village in Speinshart are culturally and historically important, and have a long rural tradition. By 2017, most of the 18th-century-built houses had been thoroughly renovated. -
Crescentia Monastery – Kaufbeuren
The Crescentia Convent is located at the heart of the Kaufbeuren old town in southwest Bavaria. According to legend, it was built as a convent in 1250. -
Buxheim Charterhouse
The impressive Carthusian monastery near Memmingen was built in the Middle Ages. It was redesigned in the Baroque style by Dominikus Zimmermann who also built its three churches. -
Roggenburg Abbey
Roggenburg Abbey, a monastery of the Premonstratensian Order in the district of Neu-Ulm, is noted for its highly impressive Baroque architecture. The first written record dates from 1126. -
Waldsassen monastery town
The monastery town of Waldsassen features wonderful natural surrounds and a wealth of Baroque treasures. The striking Cistercian abbey has dominated the landscape for almost 900 years. -
Marienmünster church Diessen am Ammersee
The clock tower of the Marienmünster Church is a prominent skyline feature in Dießen am Ammersee and is one of Germany’s largest Baroque churches. -
Oberelchingen monastery church
The catholic abbey church of Oberelchingen was built in the 12th century as a Benedictine abbey and can be seen from afar from its ‘holy mountain’ location. -
Monastery village of Windberg
The monastery village of Windberg occupies a hilltop location on the edge of the Bavarian Forest and enjoys views of the Danube and surrounding mountains. -
Weltenburg Abbey in the Danube Gorge
The Weltenburg Abbey in Kelheim occupies a particularly picturesque spot in the Danube Gorge. Impressive rock formations surround the Benedictine abbey in this romantic setting. -
Weyarn monastery church
The monastery church in Weyarn is also called the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul. The monastery dedicated to these two saints belongs to the Catholic community of the Teutonic Order. -
Maria vom Sieg church Wigratzbad
This vibrant place of worship in Wigratzbad in the diocese of Augsburg lies in the district of Lindau and has been a popular place for Marian worship ever since the building of a chapel here in 1938. -
Pilgrimage Church of Wies and Burgtreswitz Castle Moosbach
Attractions in the Upper Palatinate market town of Moosbach include Treswitz Castle and the Wieskirche church. The single-nave Baroque church features a shimmering reddish tower and a radiant interior. -
Marktl am Inn – birthplace of Pope Benedict XVI.
Marktl am Inn is the birthplace of Joseph Ratzinger, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI and former Archbishop of Munich. The house where he was born and the Church of St. Oswald where he was baptised can be visited. -
Kastl Monastery Castle
Wonderful views across the Lauterach Valley have been enjoyed since the 10th century from the Klosterburg, which sits high above the town of Kastl. Its Romanesque abbey church is of particular note. -
Pilgrimage church Maria Vesperbild
The pilgrimage church in the suburb of Maria Vesperbild with its yellow and white facade and typical onion-shaped dome was built in the Rococo style in 1725. It’s a special place for many believers. -
Knights’ Chapel Hassfurt
The Knights' Chapel in Hassfurt is one of the oldest pilgrimage churches in the diocese of Würzburg dedicated to the Virgin Mary and one of the most important Gothic sacral spaces in the diocese. -
Oberschönenfeld Abbey and Museum
Oberschönenfeld Abbey is a Cistercian abbey built in 1211 in the village of Gessertshausen – the oldest continuously existing abbey in Germany. A visit to the abbey bakery, shop and restaurant is well worthwhile. -
Maria Bildhausen Monastery Münnerstadt
The medieval old town of Münnerstadt enchants visitors with its backdrop of timber-frame houses, magnificent churches and noble townhouses. -
Rococo church Seeg
Designed by the famous master builder Johann Jakob Herkomer, the Catholic Rococo church in Seeg became a focal point of the Allgäu Revivalist Movement around 1800. -
St Jacob’s Church and cemetery Plattling
The most renowned of the many churches in Plattling is the Chapel of St. Jacob at the town’s cemetery. The former parish church is somewhat outlying on the right bank of the River Isar. -
Aschaffenburg Collegiate Basilica
Build in the 10th century, the Basilica is the oldest church in Aschaffenburg. All additional building phases took place in the early Gothic period, thus giving the building a unique architectural character. -
Pilgrimage town of Birkenstein
Nestled between woodlands and the foot of the Breitenstein Mountain lies the famous pilgrimage site of Birkenstein. Both hikers and pilgrims are attracted here. -
Schmerlenbach Pilgrimage Church
The Schmerlenbach Pilgrimage Church bears testament to a long, spiritual history. Following restauration work, the site has been the home to an education and retreat centre since 1982. -
Maria Birnbaum Pilgrimage Church
The listed Pilgrimage Church of Maria Birnbaum in Sielenbach is a building of great beauty and is reminiscent of orthodox structures. The Teutonic Knight Philipp Jakob von Kaltenthal commissioned the Baroque church. -
Schweiklberg Abbey Vilshofen
Perched above the attractive old town of Vilshofen an der Donau is Schweiklberg Abbey. The twin-tower abbey with its restaurant, garden nursery and shop has been the home to Benedictine monks since 1905. -
Witzighausen Pilgrimage Church
The Church of The Nativity of Mary is a pilgrimage site situated in Witzighausen, a suburb of Senden an der Iller. It was commissioned by the Kirchberg-Weißenhorn line of the Fugger family in 1733. -
Freystadt Pilgrimage Church
The magnificent ‘Maria-Hilf’ Church in Freystadt is a renowned pilgrim destination and concert hall. Standing for more than 300 years, its mighty dome is crowned with a gold-plated Madonna. -
Fahrenberg Pilgrimage Church
The Church of the Visitation of Our Lady is idyllically located between woodlands and fields atop the 800-meter-high Fahrenberg in Waldthurn. -
Hessenthal Pilgrimage Church
The Parish and Pilgrim Church of Hessenthal in the village of Mespelbrunn is nestled in the romantic Elsava Valley. The church’s special charm comes from its various extensions built during different epochs of history. -
Wörth Pilgrimage Church
Dominating the skyline in Wörth an der Isar is the pointed steeple of the Church of St. Laurentius. Following major expansion work, the parish church has been a magnet for pilgrims since 1944. -
Wilparting Pilgrimage Church
Surrounded by meadows, the Pilgrimage Church of Wilparting is visible from afar. With the alpine panorama in the background, Irschenberg’s small village church is a popular subject for photographs. -
Ebrach Abbey
Ebrach Abbey was founded in 1127 as the first Cistercian monastery on the right bank of the Rhine and is one of the order’s most important Gothic buildings in Germany. -
Monastery Church Oberndorf a. N.
Masterly ceiling paintings by Johann Baptist Enderle can be found in the former Augustinian monastery church in Oberndorf am Neckar. -
Mountain Church of St. Michael 1000 years | Romanesque Church Büsingen
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Marienweiher Wallfahrtsbasilika
The Marienweiher Pilgrimage Church occupies an idyllic hilltop location in the Franconian Forest. -
Pilgrimages and education in Volkersberg
The village of Volkersberg lies at the heart of the UNESCO Rhön Biosphere Reserve and is renowned for its pilgrimage church and former Franciscan monastery. -
Lorsch Abbey UNESCO World Heritage Site
Lorsch Abbey, located in the Rhein-Neckar Metropolitan Region, is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The impressive Königshalle entrance hall is the abbey’s best preserved building and a real highlight from the early Carolingian period. -
Kölner Dom
Der Kölner Dom ist Wahrzeichen und Mittelpunkt der Rheinmetropole und seit 1996 von der UNESCO zum Welterbe erklärt. -
Andechs Monastery (Kloster Andechs)
Visible from afar, the Andechs monastery is located atop the "Holy Mountain" in the pilgrimage town of Andechs, the second largest in Bavaria. -
Doberaner Münster
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Stauferland | Lorch Monastery
Enthroned on a ridge in the Rems valley, the former Benedictine abbey and house monastery of the Hohenstaufen dynasty can be seen from afar. -
Klosterstadt Rehna
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Kloster- und Schlossanlage DARGUN
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Neukloster Sonnenkamp
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Stiftskirche Bützow & Kloster Rühn
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Saarbrücken Ludwigskirche
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Tholey Benediktinerabtei
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Prenzlau Dominikanerkloster
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Kloster Stift zum Heiligengrabe
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Kloster Neuzelle
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Kloster Chorin
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Schloßkirche Eisenberg
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Himmerod Abbey
The Cistercian Himmerod Abbey in Grosslittgen sits in an idyllic, peaceful setting on the slopes of the Salm valley.Open until 23:59
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Basilika St. Margareta
Inmitten des östlichen Düsseldorfer Stadtteils Gerresheim befindet sich die staufische Pfeilerbasilika St. Margareta. Sie wurde vermutlich 1236 geweiht und zählt zu den bedeutendsten Kirchenbauten des Rheinlands. -
Rheingau Music Festival
The Rheingau Music Festival is one of the largest in Europe and has been drawing music lovers from all over the world to the region for more than 30 years. -
Apollinariskirche Remagen
The neo-Gothic Apollinariskirche rises up above the romantic Rhine as if in a painting, with delicate turrets affording wonderful views over the historic town of Remagen. -
Basilika Maria Loreto
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Basilika Maria Taferl
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Basilika Sonntagberg
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Benediktinerstift Admont - Grösste Stiftsbibliothek der Welt
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Bibelzentrum Barth
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Meldorfer Dom
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Kloster Cismar
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Klosterinsel Bordesholm
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Bischofsresidenz Burg Ziesar
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Dom zu Brandenburg an der Havel
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Wünsdorf Bücher- und Bunkerstadt
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Zisterzienser - Kloster Lehnin
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Former pilgrimage church in Armsheim
Thanks to its relic bearing the holy blood of Christ, the former pilgrimage church in Armsheim is one of the most significant village churches in Rhine-Hesse and serves as a pilgrimage destination for international pilgrims to the Holy Blood. -
Der Schwebende im Dom der Barlachstadt Güstrow
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Kloster Bentlage
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Kloster Steinfeld
Die reiche Barockausstattung der Basilika, ihre spätgotischen Gewölbemalereien, die König-Orgel und das Grab des Heiligen Hermann Josef sind weltberühmt.Opens Wednesday at 07:30
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Former monastery church in Pfaffen-Schwabenheim
The rich radiant yellow of the west façade of the former monastery church welcomes visitors to the heart of the little village of Pfaffen-Schwabenheim.Open until 23:59
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Münster St. Vitus
Das Münster St. Vitus ist ehemalige Abteikirche der Benediktiner in Gladbach und heute eine katholische Kirche in Mönchengladbach. -
Wöltingerode Monastery
The Wöltingerode monastery estate welcomes its guests today with a modern distillery, a restaurant and a hotel. Guided tours of the grounds are offered.Opens Wednesday at 10:00
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Former synagogue in Wittlich
The former synagogue is testament to what was once a flourishing Jewish community in Wittlich, although the magnificent place of worship was badly damaged in the Night of Broken Glass in 1938.Opens Wednesday at 09:30
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Worms Cathedral
St . Peter’s Cathedral in Worms is one of the most storied Romanesque church buildings there is. It has been the scene of important moments in world history for nearly 1,000 years. -
Mainz Cathedral
Mainz Cathedral is a mighty red sandstone structure rising up towards the heavens from the market square in Mainz.Opens Wednesday at 09:00
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Domberg and Weihenstephan – Freising
Rising close to the historic old town of Freising is the famous Domberg hill with its Baroque cathedral. The former diocesan town is also a centre of brewing with the research facilities of the town’s university. -
1000 Jahre Kloster Walsrode
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Dom zu Bardowick
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Dom zu Verden
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Gedächtniskirche Rhede
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Kloster Loccum 1163
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Kloster Frenswegen Nordhorn
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Kloster Lamspringe
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Klosterruine Hude
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Kloster Ter Apel Westerwolde (NL)
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St. Michaelis und Dom | UNESCO-Welterbe in Hildesheim
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Dom und Domschatz Halberstadt
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Magedeburger Dom
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Dom + Schloss Merseburg
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Magdeburg Kloster Unser Lieben Frauen
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Doppelkapelle Landsberg
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Kloster und Kaiserpfalz Memleben
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Dom & Schloss Moritzburg Zeitz
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UNESCO-Welterbe NAUMBURGER DOM
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Stiftskirche „Sankt Cyriakus“ Gernrode
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Aue Friedenskirche
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Dorfkirche Cunewalde
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Bischof-Benno-Haus Schlosspark Schmochtitz
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Kloster Marienstern
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Klosterpark Altzella
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Kloster Marienthal
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Kloster Kamp
Im Jahr 1123 wurde Kloster Kamp als erstes Zisterzienserkloster auf deutschem Boden gegründet und entwickelte sich in kürzester Zeit zum religiösen Zentrum der Region.Opens Wednesday at 10:00
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Motorradstadt Zschopau
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Sächsisches Obstland
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Silbermann-Orgel Crostau
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Wehrkirche Beucha
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Autobahnkirche Gelmeroda
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Bachkirche Arnstadt
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Kloster Veßra - Hennebergisches Museum
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Erfurt Augustinerkloster
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Monastary Church Schuttern Friesenheim
Welcome to our impressive monastary church in Schuttern. Be inspired and learn more about the remarkable walls with its hidden treasure in the cellar. -
World Cultural Heritage Maulbronn Monastery
The medieval monastery complex in Maulbronn conveys authentic impressions of the former intellectual and economic life of the people of Cistercia. -
Filzmooser Kindl Wallfahrtskirche
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Karlskirche 17.Jh
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Großgmain Wallfahrtskirche
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Kartause Gaming
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Maria Plain Wallfahrts-Basilika
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St. Wolfgang Wallfahrtskirche | Mondsee Ehem. Benediktinerkloster
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Stift Heiligenkreuz
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Stift Ardagger
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Stift Lambach - Fresken | Paura Kirche - Schiffleutmuseum Stadl-Paura
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Stift Herzogenburg
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Stift & Schloss Mattsee
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Stift Ossiach
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Stift Lilienfeld
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Stift Seitenstetten
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Stift Göttweig
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Stift Kloster Neuburg
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Stift Melk Schallaburg
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Stift Stams
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Martberg temple complex, Pommern
In a central location on the plateau of the Martberg near Pommern, you will find an authentic temple complex from ancient times.Opens Wednesday at 11:00
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Mindelstetten pilgrimage church
The neo-Gothic pilgrimage church in Mindelstetten is the last resting place of St Anna Schaeffer and a popular pilgrimage destination. -
Kunsthaus Kloster Gravenhorst
Nahezu vollständig erhaltene Klosteranlage aus dem 13. Jahrhundert.Opens Wednesday at 14:00
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Kloster Rosenthal
In the Palatinate village of Rosenthal, there stands a monastery complex that would not have survived to this day without the dedication of the inhabitants of the village.Open until 23:59
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Prüm Abbey
What was once Prüm Abbey was built around 1,300 years ago and considered the most significant monastery complex in the Frankish realm during the Carolingian period.Opens Wednesday at 09:00
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Abtei Michaelsberg
900 Jahre wechselvolle Geschichte verbinden sich mit der ehemaligen Benediktinerabtei auf dem Michaelsberg in Siegburg. -
Kyllburg abbey church
Set in a charming bucolic setting on the Stiftsberg mountain in Kyllburg is a real jewel of medieval church architecture, the Gothic abbey church now known as the Parish Church of Our Lady.Open until 23:59
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Ingelheim Imperial Palace
In the 8th century, Charlemagne built the magnificent imperial palace in Ingelheim on the Rhine and the distinguished palace complex then served as the seat of government for a total of 21 rulers.Opens Wednesday at 10:00
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St Catherine’s Church, Oppenheim
The Gothic St Catherine’s Church towers over the town of Oppenheim on the Rhine between Mainz and Worms. -
Altenberger Dom
Inmitten von Wäldern und Wiesen, abgeschieden in dem Flusstal der Dhünn gelegen, erwartet dich ein beeindruckendes Zeugnis mittelalterlicher Baukunst: Der Altenberger Dom.Opens Wednesday at 08:30
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Kaiserdom zu Aachen / Unesco Welterbe
Wegen seiner Architektur und glanzvollen Ausstattung galt der Dom von Beginn an als außergewöhnliche künstlerische Schöpfung und als erster Kuppelbau nördlich der Alpen seit der Antike.Opens Wednesday at 11:00
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Bechtheim basilica
The 1,000-year-old Basilica of St Lambertus nestles prettily among the Rhine-Hesse vineyards, dominating the view of the village of Bechtheim. -
Chapel of Grace in Schönstatt, Vallendar
The Chapel of Grace is a world-famous pilgrimage destination in Schönstatt, part of Vallendar on the Rhine.Open until 23:59
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Bacharach Wernerkapelle
The delicate, fragile-looking ruins of the Wernerkapelle can be found in the fertile vineyards above the little half-timbered town of Bacharach. -
Quirinus-Münster Neuss
Geschichtlich, städtebaulich und künstlerisch ist das Quirinus-Münster das bedeutendste Bauwerk in Neuss und zählt zu den romanischen Kostbarkeiten des Rheinlands.Opens Wednesday at 09:00
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Maria Martental pilgrimage church
The Maria Martental pilgrimage church sits surrounded by dense forest in an idyllic setting above the little Eifel village of Leienkaul between Wittlich and Koblenz.Opens Wednesday at 09:00
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Kloster Hornbach
Kloster Hornbach in the south-west Palatinate presents the opportunity to soak up tranquil countryside in a historic setting.Opens Wednesday at 10:00
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Klausen pilgrimage church
With more than 100,000 pilgrims every year, the ‘Maria Heimsuchung’ pilgrimage church in Klausen is one of the most famous pilgrimage sites in Rhineland-Palatinate.Open until 23:59
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Speyer Cathedral
The two towers of Speyer Cathedral reaching relentlessly into the sky are visible from afar. It is no surprise that the world’s largest Romanesque church is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Opens Wednesday at 09:00
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Otterberg Monastery Church
The monumental monastery church is the second largest religious building in the Palatinate and sits in a picture-perfect setting in the heart of the historic old town of Otterberg. -
Maria Laach
Maria Laach Abbey is one of the most popular cultural sites in Rhineland-Palatinate and makes for a stunning sight against the picturesque backdrop of Lake Laach.Open until 23:59
