Ehemaliges Pröpstinnenhaus des ehemaligen Augustinerinnenklosters Pillenreuth, später Gaststätte Zum Klösterle

The building's origins lie in its function as the Prioress's House of the former Augustinian convent of Pillenreuth. The available information does not provide further details on the exact founding date of the convent or the development of its history. However, it is known that after the dissolution of the convent, the building found a new purpose as an inn and was operated under the name "Zum Klösterle".

The former Prioress's House is situated within the urban area of Nuremberg, a major city in the Free State of Bavaria, Germany. Its precise geographical classification places it within Nuremberg's city structures.

Today, the building is designated as a listed monument in Bavaria and is thus under monument protection. Its former use as an inn has ceased, and its current use or condition cannot be directly inferred from the provided facts.

• Alter Herrensitz Pillenreuth (manor house, approx. 78 m away)
• Herrensitz Königshof (manor house, approx. 602 m away)
• Schloss Weiherhaus (castle, approx. 1315 m away)
• Seckendorffsches Schloss (castle, approx. 3010 m away)