Minoritenkloster Neuss

The foundation of the Minorite Monastery Neuss is closely linked to the presence of the Minorite Order in the region. Over the centuries, the monastery developed into an important religious center. It served the monks as a place of contemplation and prayer and played a role in the social life of the city of Neuss. The history of the monastery reflects the changing times it went through from its foundation to its present form.

The Minorite Monastery is located in the city of Neuss, which belongs to the Rhein-Kreis Neuss in North Rhine-Westphalia. This location in western Germany, near the Rhine, predestined it for a role in the regional structure.

Today, the complex of the former Minorite Monastery bears witness to its former importance. Even though its original use as a monastery no longer exists, the historic buildings remain an attraction and a monument to the past. The exact current use and condition cannot be derived in detail from the facts, but its existence as a historic sacred building indicates a preserved structure.

• Selikum Manor House (manor and estate house, approx. 2874 m away)
• Gnadental Monastery (Neuss) (sacred building, approx. 2916 m away)
• Reuschenberg Castle (Selikum) (castle, approx. 3021 m away)
• Kreitz Monastery (Holzheim) (sacred building, approx. 4085 m away)