Klosterhof

The history of the court is closely linked to Oberzell Monastery, whose origins date back to the Middle Ages. As an economic court, it served to supply and administer the monastic estates in the vicinity of Würzburg. Over the centuries, the court underwent various phases of use and transformation, which shaped its current appearance. Its status as a listed building underlines the historical relevance of this site for the Bavarian monastic landscape.

The former court is located in the city of Würzburg, a significant city in Lower Franconia, Bavaria. Its location in this historic region places it in an area with a rich cultural past and diverse architectural monuments.

Today, the former court of Oberzell Monastery is designated as a listed building in Bavaria. This ensures its preservation and maintenance for future generations. The complex serves as a testament to former monastic economic structures and is an integral part of the regional cultural heritage.

• Zobelschloss Giebelstadt (Castle, approx. 5199 m away)
• Friesenhäuser Schloss (Castle, approx. 5221 m away)
• Burgruine Geyerschloss (Castle Ruin, approx. 5258 m away)
• Burgruine Guttenberg (Castle Ruin, approx. 6669 m away)