Rectory
MonasteryNördlingen
Ehemaliges Karmeliterkloster, jetzt Pfarrhof
The former Carmelite Monastery in Nördlingen, now serving as a rectory, is a historic building complex located in the Bavarian region of Donau-Ries. It stands as a testament to medieval sacred architecture and monastic life, with its origins deeply embedded in the city's history.
History+
The Carmelite monastery in Nördlingen was founded in 1261. Over the centuries, the order significantly influenced the spiritual and cultural life of the city until the Reformation led to the dissolution of the monastery in 1532. Following its secularization, the building complex was repurposed and has since functioned as a rectory, ensuring the preservation of its structural integrity.
Location+
The former monastery is situated in the city of Nördlingen, located within the Donau-Ries district of Bavaria. This region in southwestern Bavaria is renowned for its rich history and well-preserved medieval townscapes.
On site+
Today, the historic building serves as a rectory, remaining an integral part of Nördlingen's ecclesiastical life. It is a protected monument, thus maintaining its historical character.
Nearby+
- Nördlingen City Fortification-Reimlinger Tor (approx. 293 m away)
- St. George's Church (approx. 308 m away)
- Nördlingen City Fortification-Berger Tor (approx. 326 m away)
- Franciscan Monastery (approx. 546 m away)
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