Zisterzienserinnenkloster Holthausen

The establishment of Holthausen as a Cistercian convent marks the beginning of its historical significance. Over the centuries, the community experienced various phases of prosperity and change, closely linked to the political and religious developments of the region. While specific details of its exact founding or particular events are not fully documented, its existence as a Cistercian convent indicates a strict monastic order and a close affiliation with the Cistercian Order.

Holthausen Monastery is situated near the city of Paderborn in the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Its precise geographical location places it in a region characterized by historical importance and scenic beauty.

Today, the traces of the former Holthausen Monastery are integrated into the local fabric. The current condition and use of the remaining or converted buildings reflect the transformation of a place that was once a center of monastic life.

• Ringelstein (Harth) Ruin (Ruin, approx. 5454 m away)
• Erpenburg (Brenken) Ruin (Ruin, approx. 5782 m away)
• Erpenburg Castle (Brenken) (Castle, approx. 6268 m away)
• Eringerfeld Castle (Castle, approx. 6786 m away)