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Franziskanerinnen Abbey Reutberg

The Franciscan Convent Reutberg, a historic complex in Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen, Bavaria, is situated at an elevation of approximately 719 meters above sea level. It is renowned for its idyllic location above Lake Kirchsee and features a popular beer garden with mountain views. Both the convent and church buildings are listed as architectural monuments in the Bavarian Monument List.
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The Upper Bavarian convent, dedicated to the Annunciation of Mary, was founded in 1618 by Johann Jakob and Anna von Papafava, the lords of Reichersbeuern and Sachsenkam. Initially established as a Capuchin convent, the sisters transitioned to the Franciscans in 1651 and became affiliated with the Bavarian Franciscan Province. The Franciscan friars took over pastoral care and established a small convent, a so-called hospitium, which was expanded between 1725 and 1732. During the secularization, the sisters' convent along with the Franciscan hospice was dissolved in 1802. King Ludwig I of Bavaria approved the re-establishment of the convent in 1835 and the creation of a girls' school, which operated from 1837 to 1958. A comprehensive renovation of the convent church began in 2021 and was completed in 2025.
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