Weingarten Abbey
Weingarten Abbey
Weingarten Abbey connects to 2415 places across 9 topics through 31 Bunkabop connections, mainly history and religion, with smaller threads in government, architecture, and music. Frequent partners include Rome, Germany, and Italy. Henry IX, Duke of Bavaria, retired to the abbey in 1126. Marienberg Abbey joined the Benedictine Congregation of Swabia in 1634 after a Weingarten abbot reformed it. In 1940 the monks were expelled by the National Socialists.
illuminated manuscript
Connects Weingarten Abbey to: County Armagh | Mullagh, Ireland
organ pipe
Connects Weingarten Abbey to: Reading, Massachusetts | Cap-Saint-Ignace, Quebec
Baldwin V, Count of Flanders
Connects Weingarten Abbey to: Ename | Vlamertinge, Belgium
Benedictine Confederation
Connects Weingarten Abbey to: Lubawa, Poland | Pfäfers Abbey | Disentis Abbey | Ottobeuren Abbey
Henry IX, Duke of Bavaria
Connects Weingarten Abbey to: Bavaria | Stuttgart, Germany | Saxony | Styria | Bregenz, Austria
Marienberg Abbey
Connects Weingarten Abbey to: Italy | South Tyrol | Vinschgau
Cosmas Damian Asam
Connects Weingarten Abbey to: Germany | Rome, Italy | Munich, Germany | Regensburg, Germany | Nepomuk, Czech Republic
Kingdom of Württemberg
Connects Weingarten Abbey to: Niles, Illinois | Stuttgart, Arkansas | Marchtal Abbey | Heggbach Abbey | Schöntal Abbey
Mantua
Connects Weingarten Abbey to: Madrid, Spain | Lombardy | Veneto | Province of Mantua | Mantua, Philadelphia
Pope Leo III
Connects Weingarten Abbey to: France | Rome, Italy | Athens, Greece | Sardinia | Papal States
Roman Rite
Connects Weingarten Abbey to: Rome, Italy | Lombardy | Veneto | Santa Cecília | Kingdom of León
Württemberg
Connects Weingarten Abbey to: Alsace | Baden-Württemberg | Timișoara, Romania | Kruševlje | Kadaň, Czech Republic