Franziskanerterziarenkloster Webbegarden, Aachen

The origins of the Webbegarden monastery date back to 1315, when the community of Franciscan Tertiaries began here. Over the centuries, the monastery developed into an important spiritual center in the Aachen region and contributed significantly to the religious and cultural landscape of the area. The eventful history of the monastery reflects the political and social changes that North Rhine-Westphalia experienced over the centuries.

The Franciscan Tertiary Monastery Webbegarden is located in the urban region of Aachen, in the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Its central location in one of Germany's most historic cities underscores its historical significance and its integration into a rich cultural environment.

The current remains or subsequent use of the former Webbegarden monastery bear witness to its former presence in the city of Aachen. Even if its original use as a monastery has ended, the site remains a testament to the long history of religious communities in the region.

• Aachen Cathedral (Sacred building, approx. 329 m away)
• Aachen City Fortification-Marschiertor (City fortification, approx. 420 m away)
• Aachen City Fortification-Ponttor (City fortification, approx. 1196 m away)
• Aachen City Fortification-Marienturm (City fortification, approx. 1200 m away)