Guided tour on the theme of religion at Konradsdorf Monastery

Built Faith – Religious Form in the Staufer Era

In the Middle Ages, a consecrated Christian church was more than just a building with solid walls and a roof – individual architectural elements, findings, and artifacts tell a much richer story. Here, faith was lived and religion was experienced firsthand. What was essential for a church service in the monastery church, and what traces of it remain visible today? Who was buried in the church – and why? Can we also find evidence of medieval Christianity, both built and lived, in the provost's residence? This guided tour aims to shed light on the significance of religion in the lives of medieval believers and showcases places where faith was truly lived.

Please note that the monastery grounds and access to the buildings are not wheelchair accessible and currently have no sanitary facilities!

Group offer:
Private groups can also book a guided tour of Konradsdorf Monastery individually. Further information is available from the Celtic World at Glauberg.

INFO
Start: 2 PM
Duration: approx. 60 minutes, 20 – max. 25 people
Prices: Adults: 6,- EUR, children under 6 years free
Tickets can be purchased online here.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at +49 (0) 6041/8233-024 or anfragen@keltenwelt-glauberg.de.