St Catherine's Monastery

The Dominicans settled in Brandenburg an der Havel in 1225. For centuries, the order dedicated itself to pastoral care and catechesis. In the course of the Reformation, which prevailed in the region in 1524, the Monastery of St. Katharina was dissolved in 1528. The remaining monastery buildings underwent various reuses in the following centuries, including as a municipal armory and later as a warehouse. A large part of the historical building fabric was lost over time due to alterations and demolitions. Today, the few remaining parts of the monastery are protected as cultural monuments.

The former Monastery of St. Katharina is located in Brandenburg an der Havel, a city in the federal state of Brandenburg, Germany. The monastery's location is approximately 17 meters above sea level.

The minor remains of the former monastery are now integrated into modern developments. Some historical vaults of the cloister and the refectory are preserved and are used for gastronomy, embedded within the Katharinen-Hochgarage and the Katharinen-Passage. They are protected as a cultural monument.

• Bremen Cathedral (sacred building, approx. 280 m away)
• Riensberg Manor House (manor and estate house, approx. 4026 m away)
• U-Boat Bunker Hornisse (military structures, approx. 6581 m away)
• Varrel Manor (manor and estate house, approx. 8560 m away)