Franziskanerkloster Ulm, Franciscan monastery in Ulm, Germany.
Franziskanerkloster Ulm is a monastery complex with multiple buildings arranged around a central church. The church displays Gothic elements and is crowned by a bell tower that rises prominently above the surrounding structures.
This monastery was established in 1229 and quickly became an important religious center for the city. Its early years shaped the spiritual and intellectual life of the region for centuries to come.
For centuries, this place served as a center of learning where monks taught and studied within its walls. Today, visitors can still sense the spiritual tradition that shaped the local community.
This site continues to function as an active Catholic worship space with regular church services and religious ceremonies. Visitors should be aware that access may vary depending on scheduled services, so checking in advance is helpful.
During the late medieval period, this monastery served as a gathering place for major regional church assemblies. This role reveals how significant the site was for the entire surrounding area.
Location: Ulm
GPS coordinates: 48.39810,9.99069
Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:41
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