Explore: Springiersbach (monastery)

Springiersbach Abbey is a former Augustinian (Canons Regular) monastery, and currently a Carmelite monastery in Bengel municipality, in the Eifel region

Traben-Trarbach. Bengel's Ortsteile are Springiersbach and Neithof. In Springiersbach in 1102, the Augustinian Springiersbach Monastery was founded, to which the village

confirmed the Springiersbach Monastery's holdings in Winkel. Fifty years later, in 1193, Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor reconfirmed the Monastery's holdings

essentially possibly older Zandtstraße 21/Hauptstraße 38 – former Springiersbach (monastery) estate; Baroque plastered building, marked 1754; winery building

Carmelite monastery (monumental zone) – three-naved hall church, begun 1691, bears year 1738, design by Friar Franz Wynant, Springiersbach Monastery, whole

as Emgramenrode in letters patent from King Konrad II for the Springiersbach Monastery. A donation document from Count Palatine Wilhelm in 1144 verifies

Dille appeared as one of the witnesses in the founding document of Springiersbach Monastery. This was Adalbert II, Count of Mörsberg and Dill (b. about 1070;

which Pope Honorius II bequeathed an estate in Pundricho to the Springiersbach Monastery. An even older document describes a vineyard in the cadastral area

Wilhelm Gotthard Peter Adolf The latter two served as stewards at Springiersbach Monastery and Corvey. As the eldest, Engelbert received the noble privilege

Katzwinkel. The first documentary mention from 1143 shows that the Springiersbach Monastery had holdings in Katzwinkel. Katzwinkel later belonged to the County