The bridge over the Neisse once led to the properties of the monastery on the other bank and to neighboring Rusdorf. It was destroyed several times by floods. It was last blown up by the Wehrmacht in 1945 at the end of the war. A pedestrian bridge is to be built here again in the future.

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June 25, 2022

The monastery bridge was destroyed several times in its history by Neisse floods, most recently the bridge was torn away, together with the bridge figure, before it was destroyed by the Wehrmacht in 1945 in 1897. The statue of St. Nepomuk was only found three years later in the Neißesand and is now in the monastery courtyard. At that time, within 2 years, a new stone arch bridge was built.

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May 12, 2022

The monastery bridge was an important connection between Marienthal and Rusdorf.

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