Ehemaliges Benediktinerinnenkloster St. Anna

The origins of St. Anna convent date back a long way. Founded as a Benedictine convent, it played a role in the religious and cultural life of the region for centuries. The community of Benedictine nuns shaped the place through their spirituality and work, until the eventful history of the convent led to its later dissolution as an independent spiritual institution. Today, the preserved buildings bear witness to this long and eventful past.

St. Anna convent is situated in the Bavarian Unterallgäu, a region known for its rolling hills and traditional villages. The precise location within this area contributes to the idyllic charm of the former convent and makes it an integral part of the regional cultural landscape.

As a designated architectural monument in Bavaria, the former Benedictine convent of St. Anna is carefully preserved today. The historic buildings and grounds are witnesses to their former purpose and offer insights into monastic architecture and way of life from past eras.

• Ottobeuren Abbey (sacred building, approx. 3495 m away)
• Ungerhausen Castle (castle, approx. 4561 m away)
• Holzgünz Castle (castle, approx. 6274 m away)
• Gottenau Castle (castle, approx. 6790 m away)