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Holzen Monastery & Karlsberg – Historical Overview Today's Holzen Monastery is situated on Karlsberg, a hill rising approximately 20 meters above the Schmutter Valley near Allmannshofen. The name "Karlsberg" originates from a chapel built in the early 17th century in honor of St. Charles Borromeo. Originally, the Benedictine convent, founded in the 12th century, was located in the valley near the Schmutter River. Due to the risk of flooding and structural decay, a decision was made at the end of the 17th century to build a new monastery on the higher plateau. The monastery complex, with its prominent Baroque Church of St. John the Baptist, was constructed between 1696 and 1710 according to plans by the Vorarlberg architect Franz Beer. After secularization in 1803, the complex was initially used for secular purposes. Since 1927, it has belonged to the Dominikus-Ringeisen-Werk (Dominican Ringeisen Foundation) and today serves as a social institution, hotel, and conference center. Holzen Monastery and Karlsberg Hill form a historically developed ensemble that impressively combines the landscape, local history, and Baroque architecture of the region. schwabenmedia.de/Kirchen/Landkreis-augsburg/St-johannes-holzen.php Site plan of Holzen Monastery (PDF) kloster-holzen.de/media/78971/lageplan-kloster-holzen-2784639.pdf

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St. Lawrence Cemetery Chapel (St. Lorenz), Holzen The Baroque St. Lawrence Cemetery Chapel was built in 1707 by the local master mason Hans Georg Radmiller. It stands on the grounds of the former Holzen monastery church and remains the centerpiece of the historic cemetery. The octagonal central building is articulated externally by round-arched blind niches and corner pilasters. An eight-sided tent roof with a lantern gives the building its distinctive silhouette. Inside is an altar dating from around 1730; the altarpiece depicting St. Lawrence dates from 1880. In addition to the chapel, the listed historical site also includes the cemetery wall from the time of its construction and a small chapel (also known as the Mount of Olives Chapel) dating from 1710. Overall, the site presents a tranquil, historically evolved ensemble closely linked to the monastery and village history of Holzen.

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Beautiful spot on the Schmutter

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A beautiful nature trail that is part of the Augsburg – Western Forests Nature Park. There is a lot to discover along the Schmutter.

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Franz and Manne

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Where are my legions?

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The petting zoo no longer exists!!!

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Very nice narrow path by the water and forest🌳🌲

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Very beautiful path from Allmannshofen to Kloster Holzen. Interesting for children, there are lots of gnomes integrated, you just have to make sure you find as many of them as possible.

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This path no longer exists, at least today it is full of tall grass

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Click here to go to the Wichtelweg

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The hamlet of Illemad, which belongs to the municipality of Buttenwiesen, is a good starting point. You can hardly miss the small chapel on the right side of which you start.

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Over 300 years of tradition. A beautifully restored baroque church. Definitely worth a visit.

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This stone is more than hidden in the forest. There is even a circular route.

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Good for a stop. There is also a lot to see. For example, a bee trail or a petting zoo

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District corner Dillingen, Donauwörth, Augsburg

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is probably under monument protection

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The tour would be an ideal resting place for refreshment

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Fantastic and varied tour on the doorstep

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At several places on this round you come across the Schmutter

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