Ehemalige Klosterwirtschaft, jetzt Gasthof

The origins of the current inn lie in its function as a monastic farm, which was closely linked to the monastic life of the past. As an integral part of a monastery, it played an important role in providing provisions and hospitality. The exact founding date and its affiliation with a specific order are not recorded, but its designation as a former monastic farm indicates a long tradition and deep roots in regional church history. Over the centuries, its purpose changed until it was eventually converted into an inn, preserving its historical substance.

The building is nestled within the landscape of the Unterallgäu, a region in the federal state of Bavaria in southern Germany. This geographical placement puts it in an area known for its rolling hills and traditional villages.

Today, the listed building serves as an inn, offering visitors the opportunity to stay in an ambiance with historical flair. It represents a living piece of history that continues to be used, carrying on its original function as a place of hospitality in a new form.

• Babenhausen Castle (Castle, approx. 3077 m away)
• Altenschönegg Ruin (Ruin, approx. 3244 m away)
• Boos Castle (Castle, approx. 6051 m away)
• Frickenhausen Castle (Castle, approx. 6616 m away)