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For nearly a thousand years, monks lived in Seligenstadt Abbey according to the Benedictine rules. Today, with its venerable buildings and beautiful garden, the abbey presents itself as a complete Baroque ensemble and offers an impressive glimpse into monastic life in the 17th and 18th centuries. A visit to the former Benedictine Abbey of Seligenstadt offers a vivid insight into monastic life according to the Rule of St. Benedict of Nursia (c. 480-547 AD). Chapter 66 of the 73 chapters states: "The monastery should, if possible, be arranged in such a way that everything necessary—namely, water, mill, and garden—is within the monastery walls and that the various crafts can be practiced there. In this way, the monks do not have to wander outside the walls, which is not at all good for them." The Benedictine abbey, founded in 828 by Einhard, advisor to Charlemagne, functioned as a town within a town until its dissolution in 1803.

There are several small bridges over the Kahl river that are only open to pedestrians and cyclists.

It is one of several bridges built exclusively for pedestrians and cyclists.

A small underpass beneath the railway tracks, which, contrary to Siegfried's statement, is only suitable for pedestrians and cyclists. It's the smallest tunnel I've seen so far on my travels through Germany :-).

It always varies depending on the water level.

The “little mouse hole” is a narrow passage under the railway embankment.

Attention !!! Closure from October 6, 2025 - mid-December 2025