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The Romanesque former monastery church of St. Blaise and Mary significantly shapes the appearance of the town of Fredelsloh. After the dissolution of the Augustinian Canons' Convent and later the Canons' Convent (founded in 1132) as a result of the Reformation, the large Romanesque basilica became too large for the congregation and was structurally divided inside. As a result, it appears complete from the outside, but somewhat peculiar on the inside. 😉

Unfortunately, it's probably closed for the longer term. 🤷‍♂️

Coming from Northeim along the Rhume towards Kiessee directly behind the viaduct

simply beautiful to look at

Enjoy peace and quiet

Easy-to-drive roads

The 12th-century Romanesque church is distinguished by its twin towers, which are visible from afar when walking through Fredelsloh. It is the preserved core of a larger monastery complex. The walls are made of Weser sandstone. The monastery existed until the Thirty Years' War. After that, the complex fell into disrepair – the church was even partially used as a mere granary. In the 19th century, it was rediscovered as a historic monument and, in the 20th century, was used again for worship as part of the Moringen parish. https://www.klosterkirche-fredelsloh.de/startseite

always nice to take a short break for a photo!...the old railway bridge is still worth seeing