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Speinshart Monastery is always worth a visit

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If you didn't know, you'd never suspect such a vast monastery complex in Speinshart. The monastery church, with its lavish stucco work and rich furnishings, is one of the most important in southern Germany. In addition to the stucco work, note the carved stringers of the pews, and don't forget the Steinmeyer organ. It's best to take a guided tour!

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The monastery was founded in 1230 and belongs to the Cistercian order. It has played an important role in the religious and cultural development of the region over the centuries.

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Speinshart Monastery was built in the 12th century as a Romanesque monastery complex. The monastery and church are one of the most important and beautiful monuments in the Upper Palatinate. The monastery itself is not open to visitors for viewing the interior, but the church itself, built in the 17th century in a Baroque style, is worth a visit.

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The monastery complex was first mentioned as early as the 12th century. Today there is a delicious restaurant next to the collegiate church!

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Absolutely worth seeing monastery complex with well-kept listed buildings and a beautiful inn, the monastery tavern. You should definitely pay a visit to the monastery village and the monastery.

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Had a great snack and enjoyed the sun

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As an architectural monument of European importance, the monastery village of Speinshart is one of the most beautiful villages in southern Germany. It developed from the farm buildings of the abbey, which were offered for sale to the former employees, tenants and administrators of the monastery after secularization in 1803. The majority of the buildings were built in the middle of the 18th century. A fire in 1749 prompted Abbot Dominikus I to rebuild many of the farm buildings. He remodeled others in the Baroque style. Several memorial plaques still commemorate the devastating fire of 1746, which was caused by the negligence of a cattle farmer named 'Michael'. "Speinshart - the rural monastery village with tradition" is the motto found by the citizens and working groups for the village renewal, which began in 1983. To date, most of the properties have been renovated with the aim of preserving historical monuments. The monastery village is thus gradually regaining its special atmosphere.

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Nice monastery that can be visited. Of course, a stop at the monastery tavern is also included. In addition to snacks, there are hot dishes for lunch until 2 p.m. and from 5 p.m.

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The goal is a shame

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culinary highlights to unfortunately a little higher prices. However, this is the monastery beer. Especially the amber highly recommended.

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In 1145 Adelvolk von Reifenberg, his wife Richenza and his two brothers founded the monastery Speinshart and gave it to the Premonstratensians. The abbey was repealed in 1556 in the course of the Reformation in the Upper Palatinate and was repopulated in 1661 from the monastery Steingaden. The place came in the Thirty Years' War to the Electorate of Bavaria and formed until the secularization in 1803 a closed Hofmark the monastery. The monastery came after the secularization initially in state ownership and later housed, inter alia, the vicarage, a school and the forestry office.

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Next to the monastery, the second outstanding architectural element is the tower-reinforced gatehouse standing in the north.

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In the High Middle Ages, a large forest area, the so-called Spechtswald (Old High German Spetheshart), was located in the Nordgau. The childless couple Adelvolk and Richenza von Reifenberg founded the Speinshart monastery on this territory, probably in 1145. Adelvolk's brothers, Eberhard (later Bishop of Bamberg with the name Eberhard II of Otelingen) and Reinhold, also contributed goods to the endowment of this monastery foundation. It cannot be said with absolute certainty whether canons from the Premonstratensian monastery of Wilten near Innsbruck in Tyrol - from where the first Premonstratensians came to Speinshart - were present when the monastery was founded. The Premonstratensians in Speinshart were mentioned for the first time in a papal letter of protection from 1181. However, the location in a swampy valley corresponds to the classic choice of location for a Premonstratensian monastery, since Prémontré - the first monastery of the Order of Saint Norbert of Xanten - was also located in a swampy valley. This evidence suggests that the Speinshart monastery was actually founded for the Premonstratensians. In various places in the region, the Premonstratensians took over pastoral care and cultivated religious and cultural life there in the following centuries. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kloster_Speinshart

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