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Klosterkirche Mariental, 13.1.2026 https://youtube.com/shorts/ocxl_VfkZrQ

One of my favorite churches. Beautiful.

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Company premises, entry prohibited. However, a quick photo is possible!

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nice place to take a break

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Very steep paths, but worth it.

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The old GDR border path is still accessible. The border wall and the path into 'West' territory can only be guessed at.

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The stamp box is well covered

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Goal is in sight

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The monastery grounds and church were open today. Thank you very much.

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In itself a nice place to have a break, but the tables and benches need a new coat of paint.

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You can still get in, but you should take a flashlight with you.

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The foundation walls are still clearly visible, but otherwise everything has grown together.

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At the top it is still possible to climb with a lot of precision... Best hammock spot.

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The Mariental - Horst part of the village was created from the former air base from before 1945. After the war, refugees were housed here, some of whom stayed. Today, the barracks have all been renovated and are up to date. The Old Guard housed a bar that is unfortunately now closed.

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To the present Today, the single-nave hall church in late Gothic architectural style is a center of contemporary sacred art. This is thanks to the pastor Augustinus Winkelmann, who lived and worked here from 1924 until his death in 1954. Cubist, constructive and abstract art movements, manifestations of the new Rhenish expressionism, set the tone here. The church already had precious windows by Dieckmann and Wendling in 1929. Sights A special gem for connoisseurs is the bronze portal by Prof. Edwin Scharff, which depicts the "Credo". It is considered to be on a par with the works of Mataré in Cologne and Salzburg and Manzu in Rome. The small adjacent cemetery is also worth seeing, where almost all the gravestones are works of art. Dates of birth and death are deliberately omitted in order to remind people of the insignificantly short span of earthly life in view of eternal life.

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About the history In June 1256, Bishop Otto II of Münster undertook a - certainly arduous - journey to the remote Brünen-Beylar, where the bishop ceremoniously consecrated the new Augustinian Hermitage monastery on June 7th. So that he would not be forgotten as the secular founder of the monastery, Sueder IV of Ringenberg wrote a deed of donation in 1258. The content of the deed also explains the name of the district, as the monastery was dedicated to Mary, the mother of Christ. Over the years, the name Marienthal completely replaced the old field name Beylar. From 1256 to 1806, the monastery was inhabited and managed by Augustinian Hermits.

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Great terrain, great buildings. It's really worth staying there.

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Beautiful nature trail, not very frequented.

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Founded in 1138 by the Saxon Count Palatine Friedrich II von Sommerschenburg as a private monastery and burial place for himself and his family. see also: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kloster_Mariental_(Mariental)

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Very nice monastery complex here

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