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美しい修道院教会で、美しく興味深い内装です。博物館なので入場料がかかりますが、それだけの価値は十分にあります！

The nature reserve is ideal for strolling and features wild horses, Galloway cattle, and beautiful single trails.

Large church that is visible from far away.

You can still sit on it, but the backrest is on the floor.

The history of Thorn goes back to the 10th century when, around 992, Count Ansfried and his wife Hilsondis founded an abbey of which their daughter Benedicta became the first abbess. In the centuries that followed, this abbey developed into a palace with an exclusive women's monastery, also called a stift. The centre of the stift was the abbey church surrounded by various abbey buildings. The head of the stift was a princess-abbess and she shared the administration with the chapter that consisted of canons (priests), among others. This stift was intended to prepare high-ranking women (stiftdames) for a marriage with a man of the highest status. The stiftdames lived in noble houses, dressed according to their status and had a small court. They did not take monastic vows and were free to leave and marry. About half of these canonesses were unable to find a suitable husband and they therefore continued to live in the canon for the rest of their lives. The princess-abbess did take the monastic vow and oath. (Styling and living)

The core as a whole, with its stately white houses, is a protected cityscape. The streets are paved with Maas cobblestones. The protected view covers an area of 61.3 hectares. (Wikipedia)

Through the nature reserve, past peaceful galloping horses, with beautiful views of more than just passing boats. Ideal conditions for surfers and kitesurfers, given today's strong winds.

the bench has given up the ghost...