Ruins, freely accessible
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Benediktinerpropstei Stein
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The former Benedictine Provostry of Stein, nestled in the picturesque Hohenlohe region of Baden-Württemberg, bears witness to a long and eventful history. Its origins date back centuries, making it a remarkable testament to medieval monastic culture in Southern Germany.
History+
The Provostry of Stein was established between 1002 and 1007, becoming a Benedictine monastery. For centuries, the order shaped the spiritual and cultural life of the region. The monastic complex was dedicated to Saints Mary, George, and Cyril, reflecting its significance and veneration. In 1581, the monastic use ceased with its dissolution and secularization.
Location+
The Benedictine Provostry of Stein is situated in the historic Hohenlohe region, part of the federal state of Baden-Württemberg in Germany.
On site+
The remnants of the Provostry of Stein today stand as a quiet testament to its former importance. Visitors can explore the historical atmosphere of the site and gain an impression of the former monastic complex.
Nearby+
- Zarge Castle Ruin (Castle, approx. 589 m away)
- Nagelsberg Castle Ruin (Castle, approx. 864 m away)
- Lichteneck Castle Ruin (Castle, approx. 1423 m away)
- New Castle Ingelfingen (Castle, approx. 1441 m away)
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Location: 49.2906, 9.6642