Herzog-Georg-Straße 57a

The origins of St. Agnes's Convent, to which the parlour belonged, date back centuries. For hundreds of years, the institution served as a spiritual hub, shaping the religious and social fabric of the region. The parlour itself was a place for exchange and communication within the monastic community, underscoring its central importance to daily convent life. Throughout its history, the convent underwent various phases of development and change, which are also reflected in its architectural fabric.

The building is situated in the town of Dillingen an der Donau in the federal state of Bavaria, Germany. This location on the banks of the Danube is characteristic of the region and once offered the convent a strategically advantageous and scenically appealing environment.

Today, the former parlour is a protected monument and is designated as a listed building in Bavaria. It is a preserved fragment of the former convent complex, offering an insight into its historical use and architectural design. Its condition is carefully maintained to preserve the historical substance for future generations.

• Lauingen Castle (Castle, approx. 273 m away)
• Augustinian Monastery (Sacred Building, approx. 291 m away)
• Roman Apollo-Grannus Temple of Castell Phoebiana (PANIONEI) (Ancient Buildings, approx. 1694 m away)
• Schlachtegg Castle (Castle, approx. 4558 m away)