Minoritenkloster Andernach

The origins of the Minorite Monastery in Andernach date back a long way. As a settlement of the Minorite Order, it played a role in the religious and social fabric of the city for centuries. The Minorites, also known as Franciscan Minorites, are a mendicant order dedicated to poverty and service to people. The development of the monastery was closely linked to the history of Andernach, experiencing periods of prosperity and challenges.

The Minorite Monastery is situated in the city of Andernach in the Mayen-Koblenz district, a region in northern Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. The city is known for its rich history and its location on the Rhine.

Today, the former Minorite Monastery bears witness to its long history. The preserved structural elements reflect the various eras the monastery has passed through. It serves as an important cultural monument, offering insights into monastic life of past centuries.

• Von der Leyenscher Adelshof (manor house, approx. 57 m away)
• Andernach Castle Ruin (castle, approx. 137 m away)
• Andernach City Fortification-Rheintor (city fortification, approx. 226 m away)
• Parish Church of Maria Himmelfahrt (sacred building, approx. 473 m away)