Monument
MonasteryEssen
Jesuitenniederlassung Essen
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The former Jesuit settlement in Essen, located in the heart of North Rhine-Westphalia, represents a historic monastic building whose origins date back to the second half of the 17th century. It stands as a testament to the presence of the Jesuit order in the region and their architectural legacy.
History+
The establishment of the Jesuit settlement in Essen took place in 1666, when the Order of Jesuits founded a new place of activity here. Over the centuries, the community shaped the religious and cultural life of the city until the settlement was eventually dissolved during historical upheavals.
Location+
The former monastery is situated in the city of Essen, a significant metropolis in the Ruhr area of the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany. Its central location within the city underscores its historical importance.
On site+
The current use and condition of the former Jesuit settlement reflect the changes the building has undergone since its construction. Today, it serves as a visible monument to Essen's past and the history of the Jesuit order in the region.
Nearby+
- Essen Minster (sacred building, approx. 107 m away)
- Schellenberg Castle (castle, approx. 4442 m away)
- Neu-Isenburg Castle Ruin (castle, approx. 5119 m away)
- Borbeck Castle (castle, approx. 5257 m away)
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Location: 51.4552, 7.0149