Augustinerchorherrenstift St. Georg, Augsburg

The foundation of the Augustinian Canons Regular Monastery of St. Georg in Augsburg dates back a long time. As a monastery of the Augustinian Canons, it played an important role in Augsburg's ecclesiastical landscape. Throughout its existence, the monastery underwent various phases of development and change, closely linked to the history of the city and the Reformation. The Augustinian Canons were a community of clerics who lived according to the Rule of Saint Augustine and dedicated themselves to pastoral care and divine service. The monastery served as a spiritual center for many centuries until it was dissolved during secularization.

The Augustinian Canons Regular Monastery of St. Georg was situated in the historic city of Augsburg, located in the federal state of Bavaria, Germany. Its central position within the city walls underscored its importance and accessibility for the faithful and the urban population.

Today, the former buildings of the Augustinian Canons Regular Monastery of St. Georg in Augsburg are no longer in operation as an intact monastery. However, the remnants or repurposed structures continue to bear witness to its former presence and significance in the city's history.

• Prince-Bishop's Residence (Residence, approx. 471 m away)
• Cathedral of Our Lady (Sacred building, approx. 485 m away)
• Augsburg City Fortification (City fortification, approx. 487 m away)
• St. Stephan's Monastery (Sacred building, approx. 498 m away)