Historic Monument
MonasteryMünnerstadt
Klosterökonomie
The former Patrician Court in Bad Kissingen, Bavaria, is a historic building that served as the economic hub for the Maria Bildhausen Monastery starting in 1405. This protected monument stands as a testament to medieval architecture and monastic administration in the region.
History+
Initially constructed as a patrician residence, the property underwent a significant change in 1405 when it became part of the Maria Bildhausen Monastery's holdings, subsequently supporting its economic endeavors. This role as a monastic farm shaped its evolution over several centuries.
Location+
The building is situated in Bad Kissingen, a well-known town within the Free State of Bavaria in Germany. Its precise geographical placement is in a region rich in history and cultural landmarks.
On site+
Today, the former Patrician Court is a protected historical site, listed as a monument in Bavaria. Its current condition and use reflect the ongoing preservation of this historical heritage.
Nearby+
- Münnerstadt Monastery (Sacred building, approx. 279 m away)
- Teutonic Order Castle Münnerstadt (Castle, approx. 302 m away)
- Michaelskapelle Ruin (Ruin, approx. 2264 m away)
- Steineck Ruin (Ruin, approx. 7082 m away)
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