Zarrentin Abbey

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The Cistercian Zarrentin Abbey was founded around 1250 and securalized in 1552 due the Reformation. Parts of the monastery have survived and the the abbey church is today a parish church.

Address
Seehof, Zarrentin, Germany

Established
1250

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