Priorij Corsendonk

Priorij Corsendonk is a priory featuring Gothic and neoclassical architectural details, situated on spacious grounds near Oud-Turnhout. The complex includes a large chapter hall, former refectory, and landscaped gardens set within mature woodland.

Founded in 1395, the priory became a central religious hub throughout medieval and early modern times. Its presence shaped the spiritual and cultural life of the Kempen region for centuries.

The name Corsendonk reflects its medieval roots and the site now hosts events that connect visitors to its religious past. You can experience the cloistered atmosphere in the preserved halls and former monastic spaces.

The priory functions as a conference center available for events and group activities throughout the year. Access to the grounds is typically arranged in advance, so visitors should contact ahead to plan a visit.

The grounds are crisscrossed by walking trails, including a 6 kilometer loop through forests and pastures surrounding the buildings. These paths let visitors move through centuries-old woodland while discovering different views of the complex.

Location: Oud-Turnhout

Architectural style: Gothic art, neoclassicism

Address: Corsendonk 5

GPS coordinates: 51.28417,5.01000

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:07