Landgericht Ravensburg

Landgericht Ravensburg is a regional court located within the historic Carmelite monastery complex, handling civil and criminal cases for the region. The building merges medieval structure with modern judicial operations.

The court building was established after German unification as part of Baden-Württemberg's judicial system, occupying the former Carmelite monastery. This transformation from religious to legal use reflects how the building was repurposed in the 19th century.

The building serves as a protected cultural monument, showing how historical architecture continues to serve important public functions today. The site blends the legacy of the medieval Carmelite monastery complex with contemporary judicial work.

As an active regional court, the building is accessible during business hours, though access is governed by court proceedings and official schedules. Visitors should be aware that this is a functioning judicial facility where access may be restricted during active cases.

The building was originally a Carmelite monastery before being converted into a courthouse, making it a rare example of religious space repurposed for secular administration. This dual history remains visible in the building's rooms and layout.