Rott Abbey

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Rott Abbey, Benedictine monastery in Rott am Inn, Germany.

The stone monastery stands along the Rott River, featuring medieval cloisters, chapels, and quarters designed according to Benedictine architectural principles.

Count Kuno of Rott established the monastery in 1001, dedicating it to Saints Marinus and Anianus until its dissolution during the 1803 Bavarian secularization.

The monastery buildings reflect the architectural evolution from medieval to Rococo periods, with the church remaining as a testament to religious craftsmanship.

Visitors can reach the monastery site at coordinates 47.9825° N and 12.1293° E, where interpretive materials explain the historical significance.

The high altar inside the remaining church structure exemplifies regional religious artistry from the medieval period of Bavaria.

Location: Rott am Inn

Inception: 11 century

GPS coordinates: 47.98250,12.12930

Latest update: March 4, 2025 00:27

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