Adelheidisstift

Adelheidisstift is a former monastery in the Beuel district of Bonn composed of multiple buildings with religious architectural features. The complex located on Adelheidisstrasse continues to operate as a care home while maintaining its original monastic layout and design.

The monastery was established in the 10th century and later received imperial status through royal patronage during the medieval period. This elevated position granted it significant authority and territorial influence across multiple regions.

The complex takes its name from Saint Adelheid, whose legacy remains visible in the buildings and grounds. Visitors can sense how the space evolved from a place of monastic devotion to a modern care facility, while the architecture still reflects its spiritual origins.

The site is easily accessible in the Beuel district of Bonn and can be viewed from the outside where the buildings are visible from the street. Since it operates as an active care facility, visitors should arrange access in advance rather than arriving unannounced.

The monastery once controlled a vast territory stretching from present-day Solingen to Dusseldorf during medieval times. This expansive power base made it one of the region's most influential religious centers with holdings across multiple cities.

Location: Beuel

GPS coordinates: 50.75348,7.12866

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:45