Kommende Muffendorf

The Kommende Muffendorf is a baroque building in Bad Godesberg featuring two stories and classical baroque elements on the eastern side of Muffendorfer Hauptstrasse. The property displays carefully crafted facades and interior rooms that show typical features of this architectural period.

The property originated as a Carolingian royal villa and came into the possession of the Teutonic Order in 1254 through Siegburg monastery. This transfer marked the beginning of its long history as a religious and cultural center in the region.

The place shows how religious orders shaped the Rhineland, and their architecture still defines the townscape today. The baroque design of the facades and rooms tells of the grandeur these religious houses once displayed.

The location is publicly accessible and situated along Muffendorfer Hauptstrasse with direct visibility from the street. Visitors can admire the exterior architecture and explore the property within its urban setting.

The building went through multiple architectural style changes between baroque and neo-gothic before returning to its current baroque form. After a major renovation from 2007 to 2008, it was converted into residential apartments while retaining its heritage monument status.