Hotel Klosterpost
3 StarsHistoric building with modern comfort, Traditional timber-framed restaurant
Historic building with modern comfort, Traditional timber-framed restaurant
Historic Lienzingen village setting, Traditional Swabian and wild game cuisine
Traditional German restaurant with beer garden, On-site fitness center
Restaurant with museum views, Historic 15th-century building
Traditional German restaurant, Wine tasting and vineyard tours
On-site winery and regional restaurant, Massage services available
Diverse dining experiences, Modern and renovated accommodations
Authentic Swabian and Baden cuisine, Relaxing spa with steam sauna
Faust-themed room details, Knittlingen's historic town center
Relaxing wellness area, Central pedestrian zone location
Rooftop spa with Black Forest views, River Enz conservatory dining
Creative and fairytale design concept, Fitness center with natural light
Authentic Italian dining at Allegro, Secure underground parking garage
Charming outdoor terrace, Mediterranean and regional cuisine
Convenient access to dining, Well-connected to public transport
Authentic regional cuisine, Rooftop terrace with town views
Scenic Swabian countryside views, On-site wildlife park access
Regional Swabian cuisine restaurant, On-site fitness center
Sun terrace with garden and mountain views, UNESCO World Heritage site proximity
Dedicated private parking, Relaxing sun terrace
Rooms with private balconies, Central Pforzheim location
English-style glass pavilion, 24-hour indoor swimming pool
Historic building with modern decor, Direct train station access
Rustic wine bar, Traditional regional restaurant
Relaxing sauna and fitness area, Countryside cycling routes
Natural swimming pond, Classic bowling alley
Regional Baden-Württemberg cuisine, Warmly decorated guest rooms
Bonbon-Museum access, Kaltenstein Castle proximity
Garden view rooms available, Bicycle rental service
Regional Baden cuisine restaurant, Historic half-timbered architecture
City view terraces, Outdoor garden space
Individually themed rooms, Pet-friendly accommodation
Michelin-awarded Benders Restaurant, Upgraded rooms with whirlpool tubs
Tranquil sauna access, Heimsheim business-friendly location
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Maulbronn Monastery, which is regarded as “one of the best preserved medieval monastery monuments north of the Alps” and has thus been added to the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1993, dates back to 1138. It was founded by the knight Walter of Lomersheim who was inspired by reformer Bernhard of Clairvaux and thus wanted to dedicate is life to god. The monastery was first located in nearby Eschenweiler, and had humble beginnings with a convent of just 12 monks. As the location in Eschenweiler proofed to be unsuitable the bishop dissolved the small convent and moved the monks to Maulbronn. In this new location, in the outskirts of Maulbronn, the monastery, which belonged to the Cistercian order, began to flourish and over the next centuries the monks built up the complex that still can be visited today. There is a Romanesque style church that was already finished for consecration to the Virgin Mary as early as 1178, later on it was restored several times, which is clearly visible in the various architectural style it features today. The complex is surrounded by high fortification walls, a measure that was necessary during medieval times. Further to be seen are the impressive cellar that house the wine the monks produced, the refectory, infirmary, auditorium, chapel, forge, mill cooperage, inn ‘“ mostly dating back to the 13th and 14th century.Iit has also been home to a Protestant Theological College since centuries, the boarding school still exists today and has seen many famous students within its halls, including Friedrich Hölderlin (poet, 1770-1843), Johannes Kepler (astronomer, 1571-1630), Justinus Kerner (doctor and poet, 1786-1862) and Hermann Hesse (writer and Nobel prize winner, 1877-1962). Hermann Hesse has chosen the boarding school in Maulbronn monastery as the setting for his novel “Under the wheel”.The courtyard of the monastery is always open for visitors, there is no entrance fee but fees might occur if you wish to see the buildings that are located around the yard. For more information on opening hours and admission fees please visit the website.
Kloster Maulbronn is a top attraction in Maulbronn, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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