Basilika St. Mang

The north of Füssen is not very large. Many small towns are located at the foot of the hills outside the city. Some castles must be visited. The monastery has a long history and can be traced back to the Middle Ages. During World War II, it was remote and did not suffer too much. loss.

It is a Benedictine monastery in the south of Füssen, adjacent to the Lech River, a tributary of the Danube at the foot of the Alps. This is the place with the most history and cultural heritage in Fussen, and it is also the pride of Fussen people. The "Fussen Card", a discount card for local transportation and consumption in Füssen we bought, used the night view of the Benediktinerkloster St. Mang monastery as the standard cover photo, so we also watched it here after dinner. The river flows quietly, reflecting the shadow of the monastery, the music of the pipe organ is floating in the night sky, and the white outer walls of the monastery appear warmer in the night. Today, part of it is the Museum der Stadt Füssen (Museum der Stadt Füssen), which brings back memories of the heyday of Füssen as a violin manufacturing center in the 16th century. Here you can also admire the monastery’s Baroque festival room, the Romanesque cloister and the exquisite Chapel of St. Anna. My favorite is its Baroque gate.

It is a good place for self-cultivation and nuns.

It is still worth seeing, you can appreciate the culture of other countries. Now that they are all up, why not feel it~ Architecture is still very thoughtful! ! There are many things that are not cheap in the souvenir shop, and some are quite distinctive. I regret not buying one or two at that time. .

It is still worth seeing, you can appreciate the culture of other countries, souvenir shops are not cheap, and some are quite distinctive.