Augustinerchorfrauenstift Lemgo

The precise founding date of the Augustinian Canonesses' Convent of Lemgo is not documented, but it was established as a convent for Augustinian canonesses. Over centuries, the monastery significantly influenced the religious and cultural life of its surroundings until its dissolution during the Reformation or secularization. The remaining structures are silent testaments to this once flourishing spiritual community.

The former convent is located in the town of Lemgo, which is part of the Lippe district in North Rhine-Westphalia. The region is characterized by its gentle hills and historic towns, nestled within the North German landscape.

Today, the remnants of the Augustinian Canonesses' Convent of Lemgo serve as an important cultural monument. The site is maintained and accessible to visitors interested in its history and architecture. The preserved buildings or foundations offer insights into the monastic life of bygone eras.

• Brake Castle (Castle, approx. 1026 m away)
• Röhrentrup Manor House (Manor and Estate, approx. 4766 m away)
• Herberhausen Manor House (Detmold) (Manor and Estate, approx. 8099 m away)
• Wendlinghausen Castle (Castle, approx. 8198 m away)