The church can be visited
MonasteryDinkelsbühl
Capuchin Monastery Dinkelsbühl
The Capuchin Monastery Dinkelsbühl is a former monastery of the Capuchins in Dinkelsbühl, Bavaria, in the Diocese of Augsburg.
The monastery was founded in 1622 by Eva Maria von Lerchenfeld and was built near the city wall on the Russelberg. In 1628, the simple church of St. Francis was consecrated, and in 1729, a chapel of the cross was added. In 1803, the monastery was dissolved as part of the secularization. Since 1959, the monastery church has been used as a pilgrimage church.
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