Prämonstratenserkloster

The Prämonstratenserkloster features stone walls, high arched windows, and architectural elements characteristic of ecclesiastical structures from the medieval period in Bavaria.

Established in 1128, the Prämonstratenserkloster served as a center for religious activities and education throughout the development of the Bavarian region.

The monastery maintains the traditions of the Premonstratensian order, focusing on community life and regular liturgical practices within its ancient walls.

Visitors can access the abbey grounds during daylight hours, with guided tours providing detailed information about the architectural features and historical significance.

The monastery contains preserved medieval architectural elements that demonstrate the construction techniques and religious architectural styles of 12th-century Bavaria.

Location: Zell am Main

Inception: 1128

Address: Kloster Oberzell 1, Kloster Oberzell 3, Kloster Oberzell 4, Kloster Oberzell, Kloster Oberzell 18, Kloster Oberzell 5, Kloster Oberzell 2, Kloster Oberzell 7

GPS coordinates: 49.80131,9.87891

Latest update: March 7, 2025 15:08