Wittenburg Monastery Church

The monastery Wittenburg was a monastery founded in 1328 by the Augustinian Canons in Wittenburg. It stands on the Klosterberg as the southern tip of the ridge Finie in the district Hildesheim in Lower Saxony. After the demise of the monastery in the 16th century, it became the seat of the Calenbergisches Office Wittenburg, later to the domain. Forerunner of the monastery was built in the Middle Ages in strategically favorable place Wittenburg Castle, which was eponymous. Remained on buildings are the mighty, Gothic monastery church of 1497, the ruins of a Gothic farm building and parts of the monastery wall. The building ensemble is a listed building. Source Wikipedia

Road between Wittenburg and Sorsum with a view of the monastery church, unfortunately there is no bike path

The Wittenburg Monastery Church ...
looks from the "Finie" far into the Calenberger country. In 1328, the Augustinians founded a choral monastery there where they worked until 1580 predominantly scientifically.
The church was built in Gothic style in 1497 and today is not only used for religious services