The origins of the Johanniterordenshaus Kenzingen date back to the early 14th century. In 1311, the foundation stone for this establishment of the Order of St. John was laid. Over the centuries, the monastery served as an important base for the order in the region and shaped the religious and social life of the surroundings.
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Johanniterordenshaus Kenzingen
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The Johanniterordenshaus Kenzingen, a historic monastery, is located in the picturesque region of Emmendingen in Baden-Württemberg. It represents a significant testament to the history of the order and is a remarkable example of medieval sacred architecture in Southwest Germany.
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The former monastery is situated in the town of Emmendingen in the federal state of Baden-Württemberg, nestled in the charming landscape of Southwest Germany. Its position at an elevation of approximately 179 meters above sea level provides a characteristic geographical context.
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Today, the preserved structures of the Johanniterordenshaus Kenzingen bear witness to its long history. The complex stands as a silent witness to past eras and invites exploration.
Nearby+
- Wonnental Monastery (sacred building, approx. 724 m away)
- Lichteneck Castle Ruin (castle, approx. 2147 m away)
- Hecklingen Castle (castle, approx. 2262 m away)
- Henning's Castle (castle, approx. 2506 m away)
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