Ehemaliges Priesterhaus

The origins of the building date back to a time when it served as accommodation for priests who cared for pilgrims, and later as an educational institution for aspiring priests. This dual function shaped the early history of the house. Over time, its use changed until it was eventually taken over by the Poor School Sisters, who established a convent here, thereby initiating a new era of spiritual presence.

The convent is located in the town of Erding in the state of Bavaria, a region known for its rich history and picturesque landscapes. Erding itself is situated in the heart of Upper Bavaria and is well-connected in terms of transport.

The former pilgrimage priest house and seminary is now a vibrant convent of the Poor School Sisters. It is listed as a historical monument in Bavaria, which underlines its historical and architectural significance and ensures its preservation. The sisters cultivate their spiritual life here and are involved in various social and educational fields.

• Moosen Castle (castle, approx. 2291 m away)
• Armstorf Castle (castle, approx. 2841 m away)
• Kalling Castle (castle, approx. 5468 m away)
• Taufkirchen Castle (castle, approx. 7793 m away)