cultural monument
Kollegiatstift St. Alexander, Wildeshausen
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The Collegiate Church of St. Alexander in Wildeshausen, a historic monastery in Lower Saxony, bears witness to a long history of spiritual life in the region. It is a significant cultural monument and continues to shape the townscape today.
History+
The origins of the Collegiate Church of St. Alexander date back to a foundation between 851 and 871. It was dedicated to Saint Alexander, the son of Felicitas. For many centuries, the collegiate church shaped the religious and cultural life in Wildeshausen until it was dissolved between 1803 and 1806 as part of the secularization.
Location+
The former collegiate church is located in the town of Wildeshausen in the federal state of Lower Saxony, in northwestern Germany.
On site+
Today, the Collegiate Church of St. Alexander is protected as a cultural monument in Lower Saxony. The preserved structures bear witness to its former importance and offer insights into the former monastic architecture.
Nearby+
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- Harpstedt Castle (castle, approx. 10391 m away)
- Visbek Benedictine Monastery (monastery, approx. 11043 m away)
- Holzkamp Manor (manor house and estate, approx. 15387 m away)
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Location: 52.8989, 8.4377