Kloster Barsinghausen, Medieval monastery in Barsinghausen, Germany
The Kloster Barsinghausen features castle-like buildings constructed between 1700 and 1704, with single-story structures positioned south of the monastery church.
Initially established in 1193 by Count Wedekind von Schwalenberg as a double monastery, the institution transformed into an exclusive nunnery by 1229.
The St. Mary's Monastery Church serves both as a Lutheran parish church for the local community and as a spiritual center for the remaining conventuals.
The monastery maintains regular visiting hours and offers guided tours through its buildings, gardens, baroque sundial, and historic draw well.
Since 1996, the Evangelical Community of Kloster Barsinghausen continues the monastic rhythm of prayer and work under the Wolmirstedt Diaconal Sisterhood.
Location: Barsinghausen
GPS coordinates: 52.30070,9.46106
Latest update: March 4, 2025 00:10
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