Franziskanerkloster

The Franziskanerkloster features a two-nave brick construction with a Gothic-style long choir, demonstrating medieval architectural elements from the 14th century.

Founded in 1260 as a Franciscan monastery, the complex underwent substantial reconstruction after a city fire in 1355, receiving land donations from regional nobles.

The regional museum presents exhibitions about local history, including displays of porcelain artifacts and the Neubrandenburg mayoral chain since 2023.

The museum organizes guided tours during special events like the Doors Open Day, offering insights into the building's architecture and regional history.

The monastery building transformed from a Catholic institution to a Protestant church in 1535, while Franciscan brothers continued secret Catholic services temporarily.

Location: Neubrandenburg

GPS coordinates: 53.55980,13.26060

Latest update: March 4, 2025 17:24