Monastery founded in the late 14th century, later secularized. Unfortunately not always open. For details: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karmelitenkloster_Abensberg

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As a layman, you can't tell the age of the building.

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The Abensberg monastery church and the associated cloister were originally Gothic buildings. In 1389, Count Johannes II von Abensberg and his wife Agnes von Liechtenstein founded the Carmelite monastery dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Construction was completed in 1442. Originally, the monastery church was a Gothic building with a flat wooden ceiling, but the church was gradually renovated in the Baroque style at the beginning of the 18th century.

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1. Maderturm – KunstHaus Abensberg loop from Saal (Donau)

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2. Langquaid–Herrnwahlthann Road – Sallingberg Road loop from Abensberg

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3. Bench Near Hausen – Sallingberg Road loop from Abensberg

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Location: Abensberg, Kelheim, Lower Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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Carmelite Monastery in Abensberg

1. Maderturm – KunstHaus Abensberg loop from Saal (Donau)

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