The exact founding date of the Franciscan convent is not recorded, but the name suggests a connection to the Franciscan order. Over the centuries, it shaped religious and social life in Rottenburg until it was dissolved during secularization.
MonasteryRottenburg am Neckar
Franziskanerinnenkloster, gen. Am Sülchen Tor, Rottenburg
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The Franciscan convent, known as Am Sülchen Tor, is a historic sacred site in Rottenburg, Baden-Württemberg. It is characterized by its long history and its central location within the city.
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The former convent is located in Rottenburg am Neckar, a town in the district of Tübingen in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It lies in the heart of the city, not far from the historic Sülchen Tor.
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Today, the former convent buildings are integrated into Rottenburg's cityscape. Their exact use or current condition is not apparent from the available information, but the preserved structures bear witness to the site's former significance.
Nearby+
- St. Martin's Cathedral (approx. 69 m away)
- Carmelite Monastery Rottenburg (approx. 144 m away)
- Weilerburg Ruin (approx. 2725 m away)
- Ehingerburg Ruin (approx. 3920 m away)
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