Kloster Jerichow

The Jerichow Monastery is a time-honored monastery of the Premonstratensian Order, who built the monastery in late Romanesque using locally made bricks.
The monastery is very interesting and also houses the brick museum and the monastery museum.Opening hours:
April - October Monday to Sunday 09:30 - 18:00
November - March Tuesday to Sunday and public holidays 10:00 - 16:00Ticket prices:
Admission Monastery 6,00 € / person
Reduced admission (children up to 16 years, students, severely handicapped) 3.50 € / p
School classes € 2.50 / student
Group entrance monastery (from 15 persons) 4,50 € / p
Family ticket (2 adults, children up to 16 years) 14,00 €

The monastery church Jerichow is a former Premonstratensian monastery (1144 - 1552) and the oldest brick building east of the Elbe. It was restored in 1856 and from 1955 - 1960. In the monastery museum are the reconstituted congress rooms (chapter rooms, summer and winter refectory) and the cloister. An exhibition in the Dormitory informs about the history. The monastery is located on the Romanesque Road. Today it has a special architectural significance as a Romanesque monument and oldest brick building in Northern Germany and is visited by more than 30,000 guests each year.
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A nice place to discover, learn and rest.
There is interesting acoustics in the monastery courtyard and the monastery garden is well worth seeing. One or the other tincture from that garden is also available for purchase.
The monastery festival is also particularly recommended (usually in May).