protected monument, historical relic
MonasteryWeißenhorn
Teilstück der ehem. Kapuzinerklostermauer
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In the heart of Neu-Ulm, Bavaria, stands a preserved section of the former Capuchin monastery wall, a testament to past monastic architecture. This structure is a protected historical monument and represents a small but significant part of local history.
History+
The remains of the wall belong to a former Capuchin monastery, whose exact founding date and development are not evident from the available facts. Capuchin monasteries were generally known for their simple construction and their role in pastoral care and welfare for the poor. The preserved section of the wall is a tangible remnant of this monastic presence.
Location+
The wall fragment is located in the city of Neu-Ulm in Bavaria. Neu-Ulm is situated on the right bank of the Danube, opposite Ulm in Baden-Württemberg, and is part of the Swabian region.
On site+
Today, the section of the former Capuchin monastery wall is protected as a historical monument and serves as a silent witness to Neu-Ulm's monastic history. It is integrated into the cityscape and can be visited as a historical relic.
Nearby+
- Old Castle Weißenhorn (Neuffenschloss) (Castle, approx. 274 m away)
- New Castle Weißenhorn (Fuggerschloss) (Castle, approx. 304 m away)
- Biberachzell Castle (Castle, approx. 4073 m away)
- Roggenburg Abbey (Castle, approx. 5858 m away)
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