Heiligengrabe Abbey

The almost completely preserved Cistercian monastery complex, which later became an Evangelical Women's Foundation, is once again the home of a women's community. Worth seeing are the Chapel of the Holy Sepulcher and the collegiate church, the abbey with cloister and museum rooms, the baroque lady square, the herb garden and much more. Cultural highlights are the summer concerts, the refreshments, seminars, monastery markets, guided tours or even a visit to the permanent exhibition on the history of the monastery.

The former Cistercian monastery from the end of the 13th century, with the abbey church as the first phase of construction was built from field and bricks. The Holy Sepulcher Chapel was built in 1510-1520 mainly of brick. The monastery was after the Reformation a Frauleinstift, from 1740-1945 aristocratic lady, since 1847 with a pen school for girls, and since 1989 monastery Stift zum Heiligengrabe.

Old monastery with garden herb garden, a small lake and old buildings, really nice to just relax or even to visit. Unfortunately, the restaurant is closed.