protected monument
MonasteryMünnerstadt
Klosterökonomie
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The former monastery court in Bad Kissingen, also known as the Manor House, once served as the summer residence for Nivardus Schlimbach, the last abbot of Maria Bildhausen Monastery. This historic property in Bavaria is a protected architectural monument and reflects the monastic past of the region.
History+
The history of the Manor House is closely linked to Maria Bildhausen Monastery, whose last abbot, Nivardus Schlimbach, used it as a retreat. Originally conceived as a monastery court, the building reflects the significance and influence of the monastery in earlier times. It served as a place for recreation and administration away from the main monastic operations.
Location+
The property is situated in Bad Kissingen, a well-known spa town in Lower Franconia, Bavaria. Its location in this region of Germany highlights the historical and cultural importance of the site, nestled in a landscape characterized by other historic structures.
On site+
Today, the former monastery court is protected as an architectural monument in Bavaria, emphasizing its historical relevance. Its architecture and structure provide insights into the lifestyle and administrative practices of monastic leadership in the past.
Nearby+
- Maria Bildhausen Monastery (sacred building, approx. 1231 m away)
- Rödelmaier Castle (castle, approx. 5588 m away)
- Kleinbardorf Castle (castle, approx. 6834 m away)
- Sulzfeld Castle (castle, approx. 7213 m away)
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