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During the construction of the residential palace in Rastatt, Margrave Ludwig Wilhelm von Baden ensured that the Franciscans from Fremersberg in Baden-Baden were able to build a monastery near Rastatt Palace. The exterior of the former monastery in Herrenstraße has remained almost unchanged to this day and has been the focal point of the Protestant parish since secularization. Find out more about the Protestant town church in the former Franciscan monastery and discover the crypt, where not only Franciscan monks were buried, but also citizens were laid to rest for a fee. You will gain interesting and interesting insights into over 300 years of Rastatt's history.
Info
- Start: 4.30 pm
- Duration: 1.5 hours
- Meeting point: Tourist-Info at the Pagodenburg
- Minimum number of participants: six people
- Registration: required
- Prices: 8 euros per person, reduced 5 euros, groups of up to 20 people 85 euros.
- The reduced prices apply to schoolchildren, students and severely disabled persons with a disability of 70 percent or more. Children under the age of 7 run free of charge when accompanied.
Dates
- 14. May
- 24. September
- 3. December
