Kloster Gorheim

Kloster Gorheim is a Franciscan monastery in Sigmaringen comprising multiple interconnected buildings arranged around a central church. The complex includes educational facilities and conference spaces enclosed within historical stone walls that define the entire property.

The monastery was founded in 1347 as a religious community and operated under the leadership of sisters for centuries. In 1782 it was secularized, which fundamentally changed its purpose and role in the region.

The monastery serves today as a place where spiritual traditions meet contemporary education, attracting people seeking learning opportunities and personal reflection. Visitors find themselves in spaces that blend religious heritage with active community engagement.

The monastery is accessible from Gorheimer Straße 28 in Sigmaringen, allowing visitors to explore the various areas of the complex. It is recommended to contact the administration beforehand to learn about current programs and what areas are available for visits.

The monastery church was entirely rebuilt in 1911 and received a valuable high altar crafted by a skilled artisan from Ulm. This reconstruction demonstrates how the complex was restored to new vitality following damage.