Schwesternsammlung bei der Kapelle St. Silvester, Bühlingen

The history of the Sisters' Collection near St. Sylvester's Chapel begins with the establishment of a religious community dedicated to spiritual life. Although the exact founding date and affiliation with a specific order are not detailed, the name indicates a gathering of sisters who found their home near St. Sylvester's Chapel. This community developed over time into an integral part of the ecclesiastical structure in Bühlingen and played a role in local religious practice until its existence ended in later epochs.

The former monastery is located in Bühlingen, a district of Rottweil. The city of Rottweil is situated in the federal state of Baden-Württemberg in southwestern Germany and is known for its rich history and its location in the upper Neckar valley.

Today, only a few traces remain of the former Sisters' Collection. St. Sylvester's Chapel, which gave the monastery its name, however, continues to be a visible testament to the historical significance of the place and serves as an anchor point for the memory of the past religious community.

• Roman Baths ARAE FLAVIAE (Ancient buildings, approx. 2061 m away)
• Rotenstein Ruin (Ruin, approx. 3649 m away)
• Wildenstein Ruin (Ruin, approx. 3707 m away)
• Bernburg Ruin (Ruin, approx. 4053 m away)