Best places: Monasteries in Großbottwar, Germany

Baroque pilgrimage church featuring a monastery shop & lake views, with weekly guided tours.

Well-preserved medieval Cistercian monastery, known for its Romanesque church & gothic cloisters.

Surrounded by grapevines, this twin-towered abbey dates to the early 1900s & has a cafe & gift shop.

12th-century monastery, later used as a hunting castle, with half-timbered architecture & gardens.

👍👍 We happened on this area while driving through the town. There was a medieval festival going on. The area was absolutely beautiful with an old church ruin. The area would even be nice if there was nor a festival going on. Was a very nice walk. The newer church is also very beautiful. We were ve...

1 of 40 or so former self-ruling Imperial abbeys that used to make up the Holy Roman Empire.

👍👍 You should see this Amberg sight. Beautiful restorations to the building inside and out. Numerous parking spaces available in front of the building. Accessible staircase to the right of the building. There is a beautiful path through the forest for walking, which can also be used as a nature trail....

👍👍 Very nice place to pray and stay in silence.The mission museum is fantastic

Monastery founded in the 600s, with one of the world's first monastic breweries & a restaurant.

Baroque-style former abbey now used for events, with a church famed for its ornate decor & a museum.

👍👍 Wonderful buildings and grounds. Overnight accommodations are also available, but not recommended.

😐 Great location and building. Staff could be more polite and the food is "okish" - you come here for the spirit and environment and live with the rest ;)

👍👍 Eine sehr beeindruckende Barockkirche. Erst wenn man die Geschichte des Klosters kennt ergründet es sich, warum diese Kirche dermaßen groß ist. A very impressive baroque church. Only when you know the history of the monastery does it become clear why this church is so big.

👍👍 impressive and fascinating place. It is very big inside and you can get lost while walking. It has a mystical atmosphere. There is also a shop where you can have a drink. Directly at the exit of the monastery, a long forest path leads to the right. There you can see some sculptures.

👍 This was the first historical abbey which we have seen on our recent visit. It is a former Cistercian monastery which was founded by the Eberbach abbey monks in 1174. This Abbey was in the 30 years war between 1618- 1648, (one of the most destructive war in human history), nearly destroyed. In the 1...

Monastery with 11th-century origins featuring a baroque church, a crypt & a theological library.

👍 Nice walk from train station Münstertal. There is an easy, wheelchair accessible walk as well as a more exciting one on the other side of the valley with caves and narrow paths. The church is beautiful and the campus picturesque. Definitely worth a visit when in this area. Recommended.

Hilltop Benedictine monastery, church & medieval pilgrimage center with a brewery & a beer garden.

Baroque Benedictine monastery, founded in 1093 & expanded in 1714, featuring a rococo library.