List of Benedictine monasteries

The list of Benedictine monasteries includes current and former monasteries of Benedictine and Benedictine (OSB).

Australia

St Benedict's Monastery , Arcadia, New South Wales ( Sylvestrine )

Belgium

Affligem Abbey (1062 / 1083–1796, since 1870– today)
Aulne Abbey (656–974, then Augustinian Canons, 1147 / 1148–1794 Cistercians, repealed)
Boudelo Monastery (1200–1215, then Cistercians (1215–1578, 1584–1797))
Chevetogne Abbey (1925 – present)
Keizersberg Abbey (Mont César, near Leuwen ) (1888 – today)
Malmedy Monastery (650–1796, repealed)
Maredsous Abbey (1872 – present)
Abbei Saint-André de Bruges (1100 - today as the Abbey of Saint-André de Zevenkerken )
Saint-André de Clerlande monastery (1967-present)
Saint Trond Abbey (662–1796, repealed)
Stablo Monastery (650–1796, repealed)
Ten Duinen Monastery (1107–1138, then Cistercians (1138–1601), abandoned after merging with Ter Doerst)
Ter Doest Monastery (1106–1175, then Cistercians (1175–1796), repealed)
Vlierbeek Abbey (abolished 1125–1797 / 1801)

Denmark

Gudum Monastery (Benedictine nuns; before 1268–1536, repealed during the Reformation)

Germany

Salvatorkloster Aachen (996–1147, then Cistercian Sisters)
Abenberg Abbey (12th century)
Abterode (1077 - Ref.)
Adelheiden Monastery (around 1355 – before 1436)
Alpirsbach Monastery , Baden-Württemberg (1095–1648 with interruptions)
Altenburg / Reutlingen (around 1085 – around 1085)
Altmühlmünster Abbey (around 800–1158) then Templars and Johanniter.
Altenmünster (before 764–771, 1071–1232)
Altomünster Monastery (760-1047, then Benedictine nuns)
Altshausen (around 1100-around 1100)
Altrip (762-?)
Amöneburg (721 - before 1217)
Ammensleben Monastery (1129–1804), previously Augustinian Canons
Amorbach Monastery ( Amorbach , Bavaria, around 700–1803)
Andechs Monastery (existing, dependent priory of the St. Boniface Abbey in Munich)
Anhausen / Brenz (after 1125–1536, 1548–1558, 1630–1648)
St. Gumbertus (Ansbach) (748-1012, then collegiate monastery)
Arneburg Abbey (983–1540)
Arnsburg Monastery (1150–1174)
Arnulfsau (before 749–826)
Asbach Abbey (1091–1803)
Anhausen Monastery (Herbrechtingen) ( Anhausen , Baden-Württemberg, after 1095–1648)
Attel Abbey in Bavaria (around 1037–1803, then Barmherzige Brüder)
Monastery Au am Inn (Monastery Gars, around 780–1122)
Aub (Franconia, before 1274–1464)
Aufhausen Abbey (from 1890–1978, previously oratorian (late 17th century to 1886))
St. Ulrich and Afra Monastery , Augsburg (before 1012–1802)
Kloster Sankt Stephan Augsburg (1834 - existing, previously canons (969-1807))
Auhausen Monastery in Bavaria (10th century - 1534)
Aura Monastery (dissolved 1110–1564 in favor of the Würzburg Monastery )

Ballenstedt (1123-1525)

St. Getreu (Bamberg) (1124–?)

Michelsberg Monastery in Bamberg (1015–1803)

St. Jakob (Bamberg) (1072–1100)

Banz Monastery (1071–1803)

Bayrischzell / Margarethenzell (1076-1085)

St. Beatusberg Monastery in Koblenz (12th century – 1331)

Benedictine Provosty Belecke (before 1244–1804), from Grafschaft

Benediktbeuern Monastery (around 725–1802, today Salesian Don Bosco)

Berg Monastery in the Donaugau (768 to 10th century)

Keep (1918-2006)

Betberg (13th century - 1556)

Bibra (963–1107), then Augustinian Canons

Archabbey of Beuron (existing)

Biburg Monastery (1132–1555), double monastery

Bickelsberg (1409 – before 1500), at times a double monastery until before 1500

Bissingen / Teck (1284 / 1453–1806)

Blaubeuren Monastery (1085–1648)

Bleicherode (before 1237–1557)

Bleidenstadt (812–1495)

Blidenfeld / Palatinate (around 674-?)

Böckweiler (before 1149–?)

Boekzetel, Coming Boekzetel (before 1319-before 1319)

Boke Monastery (1101–1104)

Bollschweil / St. Ulrich in the Black Forest (1083–1806)

Cassius-Stift Bonn (691–9th century, then collegiate foundation)

Bonnrode (1122-1150)

Bosau / Posa Monastery (near Zeitz, 1114–1551 / 73)

Brachau / Kleinbrach, St. Dionysius (Kleinbrach) (before 823–15th century)

Braunschweig Aegidienkirche Braunschweig (1115–1528 / 42)

Brauweiler Abbey ( Pulheim - Brauweiler near Cologne, 1024–1802)

Breitenau Abbey ( Guxhagen , 1113–1527)

Paulskloster in front of Bremen (1050–1523)

Breuningen (? -14th century)

Brunshausen Monastery (1134–1200, then Benedictine nuns)

Provost Buchholz (before 1135–1802)

Buchholz / Eckfeld (973?)

Bühl (Baden) (1283?)

Bursfelde Monastery ( Hann. Münden , 1093–1584, Protestant abbot to this day)

Bürgel Monastery in Bürgel (1133–1525 / 30)

Bürgeln near Lörrach, Bürgeln Castle (before 1130–1806)

Imperial Burtscheid Abbey (997–1220, then Cistercians)

Cella Clausthal-Zellerfeld Monastery (around 1200–1431)

Chammünster Monastery (739 to the first half of the 10th century)

Chemnitz Monastery (1136–1539)

Cismar Monastery ( Schleswig-Holstein , 1177–1569)

Clus / Gandersheim Monastery Church Clus (1127–1596)

Monastery of Saint Peter and Paul Coburg (1075–1555)

Cölbigk (before 1016–1140, then Premonstratensian until 1540)

Comburg Abbey (near Schwäbisch Hall , 1078–1488)

Corvey Monastery , Imperial Abbey (815–1803)

Creuzburg (8th century – 1170), today Creuzburg Castle

Cyriax (today Overath , Priorat, von Siegburg, 1256–1803)

Damme Monastery , 1962–2016

Deutz Abbey in Cologne-Deutz (1002–1803)

Dietenborn (around 1110–1496)

Dimbach (1306–1493 / 1803)

Disibodenberg Monastery (before 700–970, 1096–1259)

Dobbertin Monastery (1220–1234) thereafter Benedictine nuns until 1572

Heilig Kreuz Donauwörth Monastery (1101–1803, Benedictine nuns from 1040)

Düren (Schotten-B., 1355-?)

Eberbach Monastery (1131–1136, then Cistercians)

Ebernach Monastery near Cochem (1130–1802, today Franciscan Brothers of the Holy Cross)

Ebersberg Monastery in Bavaria (1013–1595, 934–1013 August Canons)

Ehaben (before 1250-?)

Echenbrunn Monastery near Gundelfingen on the Danube (1122–1566, then Jesuits)

Egelsee (around 1080-1085)

Ehingen Johann - Vanotti - Grammar School (Ehingen) (1686–1803 / 6)

Ehrenthal (Sankt Goarshausen) (1542–1803)

Schottenkloster Eichstätt (1147 / 49–1483, then Capuchins)

Eilwardsdorf "Marienzell" (1146–1558) from Lutisdorf

Eisenach Peterskloster / Petersberg

Elchingen Monastery in Bavaria (before 1120–1802)

Ellwangen Monastery (764–1460, thereafter universal canons until 1802)

Elsenbach St.Veit (1121–1171)

Engelbrechtsmünster "Kloster Ilma" (821-?)

Ensdorf Abbey near Regensburg (1121–1556, 1669–1802, Salesian since 1920)

Enzklösterle (around 1145-late 12th century)

Enzmad / Langenenslingen (1378-before 1447)

Schottenkloster Erfurt (1136-1820)

Erfurt (around 750-?)

Peterskloster Erfurt (1060–1803, previously Canonical Monastery)

Erfurt / Töttelstedt Orphal Abbey (14th century-1529)

Esslingen, Fulradkloster (around 764–11th century)

Ettal Abbey (existing)

Ettenheimmünster Monastery (1st half of the 8th century - 1803)

Faurndau (before 875-early 12th century)

Monastery of Our Lady of Feuchtwangen (817–1197, then collegiate monastery)

Fischbachau, St. Martin (Fischbachau) (1085–1104 and 1730–1803), from Bayrischzell

Flechtdorf Monastery (1104–1528)

St. Peter am Madron Monastery near Flintsbach am Inn (1130–1296 / 1803)

Frauenzell Monastery (1321–1803)

Cheeky (? -1553)

Freising Cathedral Monastery (until 816, then collegiate monastery)

Weihenstephan Monastery (Freising, before 1021–1802, before 1021– ~ 1242 also Benedictine nuns)

St. Veit (Freising) (725-1020), canon until 1802

St. Andrä (Freising) (Hugibertsmünster) (720-1059, then collegiate monastery)

Fritzlar Monastery (724–1005, then St. Petri Collegiate Monastery )

Frose (before 950–959)

Fulda Monastery (as a male monastery 744–1802; consisting of a female monastery)

Neuenberg Monastery Fulda (1023 - 1802)

Propstei Johannesberg (Fulda, 836–1803)

Frauenberg Monastery (Fulda) (before 1050–1525, previously collegiate monastery, Franciscan since 1612)

Fultenbach Abbey (739–1803)

Fürstenberg Monastery in Xanten (1116-early 13th century, then Cistercian women)

Furtwangen (792–1197)

Füssen St. Mang (before 752–1802)

Gars Monastery (768 to 1122, then Augustinian Canons, today Redemptorists)

Gehrden Monastery (1136–1810)

Gengenbach Monastery (around 725–1807)

St. Georgenberg (Worms) Monastery (Worms) (10th century-1525)

Gerleve Abbey (near Billerbeck , has existed since 1899)

Gerode Monastery (1124–1803)

Gladbach Abbey (973–1802)

Godramstein (1221-?)

Göllingen Monastery (1006–1606)

Goseck Goseck Castle (1041–1540)

Gottesaue Gottesaue Castle (1094–1556)

Grave / Upper Palatinate Propstei grave (1376-before 1571)

Grafschaft monastery (near Schmallenberg, 1072–1804, today Borromean women)

Gräfinthal Abbey (since 1999, 1243–1785 Wilhelmites)

Grafenhausen (1736 / 66–1806)

Grafrath St. Rasso (Grafrath) (950-before 1133)

Monastery Grafschaft (1072–1804)

Gronau Abbey , near Grebenroth (approx. 1130–1520)

Gröningen Monastery (936–1550)

Großburschla (969–1150 or 1650?)

Großjena (10th century, then to Naumburg)

Großcomburg Comburg (1078–1488)

Grüningen (Breisach) (around 1077-1087) to Ortisei in the Black Forest

Grüssau Abbey ( Bad Wimpfen , 1947–2004)

Gunzenhausen Monastery (around 823-?)

Güssing Monastery (1157–1180)

Güsten (846–1171)

Gurtweil (1646 / 97–1807)

Güterstein Charterhouse (before 1370–1439, then until 1535)

Gutnau (1492–1556)

Habsthal Abbey (Benedictine nuns since 1892)

Hagenrode Monastery (975–1525)

Haina Monastery (1144–1150)

Hameln Minster Church of St. Bonifatius (826–11th century, then collegiate monastery)

Hanover: Cella Sankt Benedikt (since 1988, existing)

Harsefeld Monastery ( Harsefeld , Lower Saxony , 1104–1632 / 48)

Hasungen Monastery near Kassel (1077 / 80–1527)

Hecklingen Monastery (before 944-late 13th century)

St. Stephan Monastery Heidelberg (1094–1559)

Michaelskloster (Heidelberg) , (870-before 1537)

Heidenheim Monastery (752–790 and 1155–1537, canons in between)

Heiligenrode Monastery Church of St. Marien (Heiligenrode) (1181–1194)

Heiligenzell (1016–1803)

Helmarshausen Monastery (997–1538)

St. Ludgeri Monastery (Helmstedt) (before 800–1802)

Herbrechtingen Monastery (777–1171)

Herrenbreitungen Monastery ( Breitungen / Werra , before 1016–1553)

Herrenchiemsee Abbey (765–1130, then Augustinian Canons)

Herrieden Monastery (797–888, then collegiate monastery, repealed)

Hersfeld Abbey ( Bad Hersfeld , 736 / 69–1606 / 48 Imperial Abbey)

Hethis Monastery in Solling (815–822, relocated to Corvey)

Heusdorf / Apolda Monastery (1140–1525)

St. Godehard Monastery Hildesheim (1133–1803, 2003, existing)

St. Michael Monastery Hildesheim (1001–1803)

Hillersleben Monastery (Saxony-Anhalt, 1096–1577)

Hiltensweiler Arnold von Hiltensweiler (1112–1200)

Hilzingen Priory (? -?)

Hindebach (12th century - 1412)

Hirsau Monastery (765 / 8–1648, with interruptions)

Hirzenach Provostry (1109–1802)

Höchst Monastery Albanus Monastery (1090–1419 / 41, then Antoniter)

Hofen Monastery in Friedrichshafen (1441–1594 and 18th century – 1803)

Hohenburg (before 1229-1460)

Hohenholte Monastery (1142–1188)

Hohentwiel Fortress Hohentwiel (970–1005)

Holzen Monastery (1150–1450, double monastery, after 1450 Benedictine nuns until 1802)

Holzkirchen Monastery near Würzburg (775–1552 and 1759–1802)

Wooden cell (877-?)

Homburg Monastery near Bad Langensalza (1136–1541, previously Benedictine nuns)

Hornbach Monastery (near Hornbach , 742–1557)

Huysburg Monastery (near Halberstadt , existing)

Hünfeld (before 815–915)

Castle and Benedictine Abbey of Iburg (1080–1803)

Ilmmünster monastery (Benedictine until 1060, collegiate monastery from 1060–1803)

Ilsenburg Monastery (Saxony-Anhalt, 1003 / 15–1525 / 40)

Irsch Propstei (? -?)

Irsee Monastery in Bavaria (1186–1802)

Isen Abbey in Bavaria (before 748–12 centuries, later collegiate monastery)

Monastery of St. Georg (Isny) (1096–1802) Imperial abbey, at times a double monastery

Istein (Propstei, around 1450–1525 / 9, before 1264–1450 Benedictine nuns)

Schottenkloster "St. Jacob to the Scots "(Konstanz, 1142–1529)

Jakobsberg Monastery ( Ockenheim , 1961, existing)

Jesungen (Priory, 1284–1453 / 1806?)

Johannesberg / Hersfeld (Propstei, 769–1648)

Johannisberg Johannisberg Castle (Rheingau) (Abbey, 1106–1563)

Kaiserswerth St. Suitbertus (Düsseldorf-Kaiserswerth) (625-1050, then collegiate foundation)

Kastl Monastery ( Kastl , repealed 1103–1563)

Kelheim Schottenkloster (Priory, Ottokapelle, 1232–1862)

Kemnade Monastery in Lower Saxony (1147–1168, Benedictine nuns from 960–1147)

Princely residence , Kempten (Allgäu) (752–1803)

Kesseling Propstei (before 762-approx. 9th century)

Kirchbach (provost office, before 1266–1442, 1443–1543 Cistercian women)

Kirchen Propstei (1192–1802), cf. Marchental Castle

Benedictine convent Kitzingen (before 748–1544)

Kleinjena St. Georg (before 1002-1046, 1046 to Naumburg)

Kleinkomburg Comburg (before 1248–1488, at times double monastery around 1291, 1682–1803 Capuchins)

Reichskloster Klingenmünster (abbey, around 730-1490 / 1567)

Klostermansfeld (1040–1159, then "Order of the Tale Josaphat")

Klotten Propstei (1050-?)

Kniebis Monastery (Priory, 1341–1535 / 95, around 1277–1341 French Tertiary)

Charterhouse Koblenz (1153-1315, 1315 Canon Monastery, 1331 Carthusians)

Kochel (?)

Kohlberg (Propstei, around 1100-14th century)

Cologne, St. Pantaleon (955–1794 / 1802)

Cologne, Groß St. Martin (Abbey, 989–1802, previously since approx. 984 Canon Monastery)

Königseggwald (around 1083-around 1093)

Kaiserdom Königslutter , (abbey, 1135–1570, previously canonical monastery)

Königsmünster Abbey ( Meschede , 1928, existing)

Konradsburg (1120–1477)

Krozingen (Propstei, 1383–1806)

Imperial Abbey Kornelimünster near Aachen (815–1802)

New Benedictine Abbey Kornelimünster (existing since 1906)

Kruft (? -1794)

Lambrecht Monastery (Palatinate) (Abbey, 977- around 1240), Dominican women 1247–1553

Langenau / Ulm (around 1095- before 1125)

Langnau / Tettnang (Priorat), (1200–1399), 1405–1787 Pauliner hermits

Lausigk (Priory of Pegau), (1106–1530)

Lenzen / Elbe (around 1050/60)

Liesborn Monastery (Abbey, 1132–1803), previously Benedictine nuns

Limburg Abbey near Bad Dürkheim (1024–1504 / 74)

Lissen / Osterfeld (priory, around 1200–1539)

Lobenfeld Monastery near Heidelberg (repealed, previously Augustinians and Cistercians)

Lorch Monastery (Abbey, 1102–1648, with interruptions)

Lorsch Abbey (Imperial Abbey, 764–1232)

St. Johannis Monastery (Lübeck) (before 1177–1245, after Cismar, later Cistercian Sisters 1245–1574)

Lüneburg St. Michaelis (Lüneburg) (abbey, before 956–1536), then ev. Male monastery

Lutisberg / Querfurt (1109–1146), 1146 to Eilwardsdorf

Mackenzell (824 -?)

Mauritius Monastery in Magdeburg (937–963)

Berge Monastery ( Magdeburg , Saxony-Anhalt, 963–1525/65)

Mainz St. Alban's Abbey in front of Mainz (8th century – 1419)

Mainz St. Nicomedes (614/25 – before 1059)

Mainz St. Jakob (1051–1802)

Mallersdorf Monastery (1107–1137 (women) / 1807 (men), poor Franciscan Sisters of the Holy Family since 1869)

Maria Eck Monastery (17th century-1803, today Franciscan Minorites since 1891)

Maria Laach Abbey (near Andernach , existing)

Monastery of St. Marien (Trier) (St. Maria ad ripa, St. Maria ad martyres), Trier-Nord

Marienfeld Abbey in Harsewinkel - Marienfeld (1185–1803 Cistercian, Benedictine since 2004)

Marienkamp Monastery (near Esens , 1190–1420) Double monastery

Marienmünster Abbey (today Passionists since 1967)

Marienstein (Nörten-Hardenberg) (1102–1620)

Marienthal Monastery ( north , before 1250-around 1555) Double monastery

Marienzell / Querfurt (1146–1558)

Marsberg (Propstei), Obermarsberg. (785 / 93–1803)

Meerhusen Monastery near Aurich (12th century-1216) Double monastery

Megingaudshausen monastery am Laimbach (816 – around 877), then to Münsterschwarzach

Memleben Monastery ( Memleben , 975–1548)

Memmingen Schottenkloster Memmingen (1167–1498)

Quantum monastery (1725–1806), before that Wilhelmites 1282–1725,

Meppen (780 / 802–1543 and 1638–1803), later Jesuits

Merseburg St. Petri "Altenburg Monastery" (1021–1561)

Metten Monastery (St. Michael Abbey, consisting of)

Mettlach Monastery (Abbey of St. Peter and Mary, 676–1801)

St. Michael Abbey (Siegburg) (1064–1803, 1914–2011, Discalced Carmelites since 2013 )

Michelfeld Monastery (1119–1803)

Einhardsbasilika (Steinbach) Michelstadt / Odenwald (Propstei) (before 1075–1232)

Mildensee / Dessau (1179–1233)

Millen / Selfkant (Propstei, after 1121–1802)

Minden Monastery of St. Mauritius (Minden) (Abbey, 1024–1810)

Mittenwald (763–772), relocated to Schlehdorf

Mochental (Propstei) Mochental Castle , (late 14th century-1802)

Mönchberg Monastery (priory, after 1125-around 1535)

Mönchengladbach Abbey (973–1802)

Mönchröden Monastery (Abbey, before 1149–1538)

Mönchsdeggingen Monastery (1142–1802, previously Benedictine nuns (10th / 11th century until 1138), then missionaries from Mariannhill since 1950)

Mönchsroth Monastery (Priory, 1126–1558)

Mönchweiler (1258? -1536?)

St. Kastulus (Moosburg an der Isar) (750–1027, then collegiate (1027–1598), Capuchin (1699–1802))

Mosbach Monastery (before 825–1000 / 25)

Münchaurach Monastery (Abbey, around 1125–1528)

St. Boniface Abbey (Munich, existing)

Munich (Bad Berka) (1110–1241)

Münchsmünster Monastery (Abbey, before 788–925 and 1131–1556)

Münchsteinach Monastery (Abbey, 1133–1529)

Münster (Lech) (? -?)

Münsterappel (893-?)

Münstereifel "Peterstal" Bad Münstereifel (830–1130, collegiate monastery until 1803)

Münstermaifeld Collegiate Church of St. Martin and St. Severus (around 630-?)

Münsterschwarzach Abbey (877–1803, 1913–1941, 1945, existing)

Münstertal St. Trudpert, (1st half of the 7th century - 1806)

Murrhardt Monastery (Abbey, around 817–1648, with interruptions)

Nauendorf Mittelsömmern (before 1323-1549)

St. Georg Monastery (Naumburg) (Kleinjena, before 1046-?)

Cyriacus Monastery Naumburg Naumburg Castle (Wetterau, 1035–1561)

Nellingen on the Fildern (Propstei, around 1250–1649)

Nenkersdorf (provost of Chemnitz, 1304–1478)

Neresheim Abbey ( Ostalb , existing)

Neuburg Abbey (existing)

Neuenberg Monastery (near Fulda, 1023–1802)

Neufahrn (1354–1803)

Sankt Veit Monastery in Neumarkt-Sankt Veit (1121–1802)

Neumünster / Ottweiler (870–1576)

Neustadt am Main Monastery (769–1803, Dominicans since 1962)

Niederaltaich Abbey (existing)

Niedernburg Abbey (repealed)

Nienburg Saale Monastery : Imperial Abbey (975–1563)

Nienkerken (Propstei von Corvey, 863-?)

Northeim St. Blasien Monastery (Northeim) (Abbey, 1117–1570, previously Canons ' Monastery )

Nussbaum / Gundelsheim (before 1136–1523) also German. medal

Egidienkloster Nürnberg Schottenkloster (1140–1525)

Nütschau Monastery (existing)

Öhningen Monastery (965-1378, then Augustinian Canons)

Oberalteich Monastery (around 1100–1803)

Oberellen / Gerstungen (provost office, after 1121–1525)

Obermarchtal Abbey (around 775 to 805, secular canons before 993–1171, afterwards 1171–1802)

Obermarsberg Monastery (Propstei, 780–1803)

Oberpleis St. Pankratius (Oberpleis) (Propstei of Siegburg, before 1105–1803)

Oberried Abbey / Breisgau (Priory, 1724–1806)

Ober-Werbe monastery in Waldeck am Edersee (~ 1038–1207, then Benedictine nuns (~ 1207–1537), repealed)

Ochsenhausen Monastery (1090–1802), double monastery from 1090–1129

Odenheim "Ritterstift" (abbey) (1110–1494) world. Canons 1494–1507

Offenbach / Glan (Propstei, 1150–1538)

Ofteringen Marienburg Abbey (Ofteringen) (1679-?)

Öhningen (965-1378)

Ohrdruf St. Michael (founded in 725 by Bonifatius -980), after 980 canon monastery

Ohrdruf St. Petri (10th century?)

Oldekloster (1235–1420)

Monastery Church Oldenstadt / Uelzen (Abbey, 1133–1531)

Oldisleben Monastery ( Oldisleben , Thuringia / Kyffhäuserkreis, 1088–1539)

Benedictine monastery Osnabrück

Osterholz Monastery Church of St. Marien (Osterholz) (1182–1202)

Ottobeuren Monastery (764-consisting)

Overath Priory (1256–1803)

Abdinghof Monastery of St. Peter and Paul in Paderborn (1014–1803)

Pansath Monastery (? -1420)

Paring Monastery (1616–1803, from 1141 to 1598 and Augustinian Canons since 1974)

Patershausen Monastery (7th / 9th century-1252, later Cistercian)

Paulinzella Monastery "Marienzelle" (1102–1534, at times double monastery)

Pegau St.Jakob Monastery (Abbey, 1095–1539)

Penig (Propstei, 1313-1459)

Petersberg / Erdweg St. Peter and Paul (Petersberg) (Abbey, 1104–1119, move to Scheyern)

Petersberg (Flintsbach), St. Peter am Madron Monastery (1130–1296)

Petersberg Monastery in Petersberg (Hesse) (836-12th centuries, provost office until 1802, closed)

Petersberg (Bad Hersfeld) (1003–1622)

Petershausen Monastery Imperial Abbey in Constance (before 983–1802)

Pfaffenhofen (Propstei, 1531–1541 and 1693–1803)

Pfaffenmünster Monastery (before 800–1156, 1157–1803 collegiate)

Plankstetten Monastery (existing)

Pöhlde (before 983–1130, from 1130 Premonstratensian)

Polling Monastery (753–920, later monastery (11th / 12th centuries), Augustinian Canons (13th century – 1803), Dominican Sisters since 1892)

Posa Monastery near Zeitz (1114–1573)

Probstzella (Propstei, 1116–1525)

Propsteizella Martinszell (Propstei, 1120–1525), from Creuzburg

Prüm Abbey (721 / 52–1794 / 1802)

Ramelsloh (after 845-?)

Ramsen Monastery (1146–1174, later Cistercian Sisters)

Rasdorf (781-877)

Rastede Monastery (1091–1529)

Ratzeburg: St. Georg auf dem Berge (1044-1066, approx. 1140-?)

Reepsholt Monastery (913–1434)

St. Emmeram ( Regensburg , before 739–1803)

Checking Monastery (near Regensburg , 1109–1803)

Prüll Monastery in Regensburg (997–1484, later Carthusian monastery until 1803)

St. Peter Monastery Regensburg (1075–1552)

Schottenkloster St. Jakob Regensburg (1070–1814)

Reichenau Monastery (Abbey 724–1803)

Reichenau Niederzell St. Peter and Paul (Reichenau-Niederzell) (799-?)

Reichenau Oberzell St. Georg (Reichenau-Oberzell) (896-?)

Reichenau Cella St. Benedikt (2001-existing)

Reichenbach Abbey (Baden-Württemberg) (1082 / 1085–1603, 1629–1649, today Protestant church)

Reichenbach am Regen Monastery (1118–1556, 1661–1803, 1883–1887, since 1890 Merciful Brothers)

Reichenhall Monastery of St. Zeno (803-10 centuries) August Canons (1136-1803)

Reinhardsbrunn Monastery (1085–1525)

Reinhausen Monastery in Reinhausen / Gleichen (Abbey, 1112–1542 / 54)

Reinsdorf (Nebra) (1112–1540) Double monastery?

Reistingen Monastery in Reistingen (1250 to 13th century, then canon monastery until 1450)

Propstei Remagen (1110–1802, von Siegburg, 1857–2006 Franciscan, since 2007 community of crucified and risen love )

Remigiusberg (Propstei, 986–1526)

Riechenberg Monastery / Goslar St. Maria (1117–1131, then Aug. Canons until 1569)

Rinchnach Monastery (1011–1803)

Ringelheim Monastery (Salzgitter) (1153–1803)

Rippoldsau Priory (1140 / 79–1802 / 6)

Rötsee (Propstei, 1st half of the 11th century - 1580)

Rohr Monastery (Lower Bavaria) (existing since 1946, before 1133–1803 Augustinian Canons)

Rohr Monastery (Thuringia) (9th – 10th century, of which the church has been preserved, 12th century – 1544 Benedictine nuns)

Rommersdorf Abbey (1114–1135), then Premonstratensian

Rott Monastery (11th century-1803)

Rottenbuch monastery (cell, 10th century-1073)

Benedictine Abbey Saalfeld (Imperial Abbey, 1071–1526)

Sandau Abbey near Landsberg am Lech (8th century-10th century)

Sangerhausen (Priory) Sankt Ulrici (Sangerhausen) St Ulrich Church (1085–1222) 1222 Benedictine nuns, 1265–1539 Cistercian nuns

Sankt Blasien Monastery (around 858–1806, at times double monastery)

Monastery of St. Georg (Isny) (1096–1802)

St. Georgen Abbey in the Black Forest (1083–1536) 1806?

Sankt Germanshof Propstei (1055–1577)

Sankt Goar Propstei Collegiate Church of St. Goar (765–1100)

Sankt Ilgen (Propstei), St. Aegidius (St. Ilgen) (around 1160–1474, Dominicans 1476–1685 and 1703–1803 / 5)

Sankt Mang Monastery (repealed)

St. Matthias Abbey Trier (existing)

Saint Mauritius Tholey Abbey (consisting of)

Abbey of Sankt Maximin Trier (repealed)

St. Oswald Monastery (1567–1803, before that Pauliner (1396–1431), Augustinian Canons (1431–1563))

Archabbey of Sankt Ottilien (1884, consisting of)

Abbey of Saint Peter in the Black Forest (1093 / 5–1806)

St. Peter and Paul Monastery (Coburg) (1075–1555)

Sankt Trudpert Monastery (early 9th century-1806, today Josefs Sisters)

St. Ulrich in the Black Forest (898–1806)

Monastery of Sankt Zeno Reichenhall (803-10th centuries, 1356-1803 Augustinian Canons, since 1852 Congregatio Jesu)

Schäftlarn monastery (near Munich , 762-10th century, 1866-consisting)

Scharnitz Abbey (763–772, then relocation to Schlehdorf Abbey)

Scheyern Monastery (1119–1803, existing from 1838)

Railroad Monastery (around 830–1757)

Schinna Monastery / Stolzenau (Abbey, 1148–1542)

Schkölen (Propstei, 1140–1539)

Schlehdorf Monastery (769 / 10th century, later Augustinian Canons, today Dominican Missionaries)

Schleswig St. Michael (around 1100–1196), DK

Schliersee Monastery (around 770-10th centuries and 1141-1260, later collegiate monastery until 1493)

Schlüchtern monastery (abbey, 8th century-1609)

Schmölln (1120–1132)

Schönau Monastery (Strüth) (1126–1803, 1126–1606 double monastery, 1947–1975 Premonstratensian, Dernbach sisters since 1904)

Schönfeld / Dürkheim (12th century-1472)

Schönrain Abbey am Main (1080–1525)

Schriesheim (12th century - around 1200) moved to Wiesenbach in 1200

Schuttern Monastery Imperial Abbey (746 / 53–1806)

Schwabenheim an der Selz (1693–1802)

Schwäbisch Gmünd (8th century?)

Schwarzach Rheinmünster Monastery ! (after 750–1802)

Schwarzach Monastery Imperial Abbey in Baden-Württemberg (after 750–1802 / 3)

Schweiklberg Abbey Vilshofen on the Danube , (1904-existing)

Schweinfurt Monastery (1003–1263 / 81)

Seeon , Imperial Abbey (994–1803)

Seligenstadt, Einhard Basilica, Abbey, St. Marcellinus and Petrus (Seligenstadt) (815–1803)

Michaelsberg Abbey ( Siegburg , 1064–1803, 1914–2011)

Sindelfingen Abbey (11th century, converted into a secular abbey in 1050 , Augustinian canons monastery from 1477, abolished in 1535)

Sinsheim Abbey (abbey, 1092–1496), then worldly. Canons

Sölden (Black Forest) (Propstei, 1546–1807)

Solnhofen Monastery (Propstei, 794–1533)

Benedictine convent Spandau (nunnery, 1239 – approx. 1560)

Sponheim (Abbey, 1124–1565 / 73 and 1699–1802)

St. Marien Monastery (Stade) (1141–1648)

Staffelsee Monastery (8th century-11th century)

Steinbach / Michelstadt Einhardsbasilika (Steinbach) (1073–1232)

Stein / Ingelfingen (1149–1483)

Steinfeld Monastery (1070–1130, then Premonstratensian) today Salvatorian

Stolpe Abbey near Anklam (1153–1304) Cistercians from 1304

Taben-Rodt (Propstei, 768–1794), Pallottine since 2002

Tannroda (around 1110-?)

Tegernbach Monastery (8th century to early 10th century)

Tegernsee Monastery Imperial Abbey (746 / 65–1803)

Thankmarsfelde / Harz (970–975, relocated to Nienburg)

Theres Monastery (Abbey, 1045–1802)

Thierhaupten Monastery (Abbey, around 750? Or before 910–1803)

Tholey Benedictine Abbey of St. Mauritius (Tholey) (8th century -1794)

Tom Roden (Propstei von Corvey, 1184–1538)

Trebra (874-?)

Trier Imperial Abbey of St. Maximin (6th century-1802)

Trier Abbey of St. Martin (8th century-1804)

Trier St. Marien Monastery (7th century - before 1804)

Trier Benedictine Abbey of St. Matthias (977–1802 and 1922, existing)

Benedictine monastery Trier-Kürenz

Tuniberg / Rimsingen (1072-1077 / 80, relocated to Grüningen)

Uhlberg / Wolferstadt (861–1103, then Canon Monastery, today ruins)

Unterliezheim Abbey (Propstei, 1632–1803)

Unterregenbach (before 1020-?)

Unteribach / Neuenzell (1315 / 20–1558)

Veilsdorf St. Michael (1446–1525, 1189–1446 nunnery)

Villingen St. Georg (1566–1806)

Visbek Cella (around 800–1803)

Vitzenburg Vitzenburg Castle (1116–1121 / 24, moved to Reinsdorf)

Vorlach (1022–1126, then Premonstratensian)

Vornbach Monastery (Abbey, 1094–1803, 1050–1094 collegiate monastery)

Walbeck / Aller Collegiate Church Walbeck (942–1591)

Klösterl Walchensee (1725–1803, previously Hieronymites since 1688)

Walsdorf in Walsdorf (Idstein) (1156–1634)

Wechselburg Abbey (1993-existing, in Ettal)

Weihenstephan Monastery in Freising (repealed)

Weilheim an der Teck (around 1073-1089)

Weitenau Monastery (priory, around 1100–1557)

Wendhusen / Thale monastery (around 840–1540, at times double monastery?)

Werden Monastery (Imperial Abbey, 789–1802)

Weltenburg Abbey (around 620–1803, consisting of 1842)

Weingarten Abbey Imperial Abbey (1056–1803 and 1922–2009)

Weißenohe Monastery (1053–1803)

Werd Monastery (today Franciscan)

Wessobrunn Monastery in Wessobrunn (as a male monastery 753–1803, then Benedictine nuns (1913–2014))

Wiblingen Monastery (near Ulm , 1093–1806)

Wiesenbach / Baden St. Michael (Wiesenbach) (around 1200–1480)

Wiesensteig Monastery (Abbey, before 861 – before 1130, collegiate monastery until 1802)

Wietmarschen Sünte Marienrode (1152–1252, double monastery, Benedictine nuns until 1675)

Wilsdruff (before 1165-Ref.) Jakobikirche, now motorway church

Wimmelburg Monastery (Abbey) St. Cyriakus (1061–1525)

Wimpfen Abbey, St. Peter's Abbey (Bad Wimpfen) (12th century)

Wipfeld St. Ludwig (Wipfeld) (1901–1941)

Wippertskirch ( Opfingen , before 1683–1806)

Wismar "Monastery of the Holy Cross" (allegedly 1180–1251, afterwards Franciscans; name confused with Cismar Monastery )

Wissel / Kalkar St. Clemens (Wissel) (825–1167, then collegiate monastery)

Wöltingerode Monastery (1174–1188, 1216–1809 Cistercian women, repealed, preserved)

Wörschweiler Monastery , Wörschweiler / Homburg (priory, 1130–1171, 1171–1558 Cistercians, ruins)

Wrisbergholzen (1024-?)

Wülzburg Monastery (1090–1523, 1523–1537 collegiate monastery, today fortress)

St. Stephan (Würzburg) (1057–1803, in the 11th / 12th century double monastery, previously since 1014 Canons' Monastery)

St. Burkard (Würzburg) (before 753–768 and 983–1464, then collegiate monastery until 1803, church)

Würzburg St. Maria (Propstei, before 1192–1464)

Würzburg St. Benedikt College (existing)

Schottenkloster Würzburg (1139–1803)

Zell / Zellertal (760–975)

Zella Eichsfeld Monastery (1175–1811, until about the middle of the 13th century. Double monastery, thereafter only Benedictine nuns)

Monastery Zella (Rhön) (1136-16th century Benedictine nuns, after that only provost Zella (Rhön) )

Zella St. Blasii Zella-Mehlis (Propstei, 1111-ca. 1525)

Zülpich St. Peter (Propstei, 1121–1802)

Zwickau (Propstei, 1118-?)

Zwiefalten Monastery (Abbey, 1089–1802)

Zyfflich Canon Monastery of St. Martin (Zyfflich / Kranenburg) (1002/21-before 1117, afterwards Premonstratensian)

France

Benedictine Abbey of Barroux
Notre-Dame-de-l'Annonciation du Barroux Benedictine Convent
Bayeux Benedictine Convent
Le Bec Abbey (Olivetan since 1948)
Moniales Oblates de l'Abbaye Notre Dame du Bec
Belloc Monastery and Urt
Caen Benedictine Convent
Camon Abbey , Camon (Ariège) (10th century, repealed, now a hotel)
Chantelle Benedictine Abbey
Benedictine convent of Châtillon-sur-Loing (1688–1792) in Châtillon-Coligny
Cluny Abbey (Burgundy, repealed)
Corbie Abbey (repealed)
Benedictine monastery Craon
En-Calcat Abbey , Dourgne (existing since 1890)
Fleury Monastery ( consisting of Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire , France)
Fontdouce Abbey
Fontgombault Abbey
Gaussan Abbey in Bizanet (1994 to 2008)
Hambye Abbey (1145-18th centuries, dissolved, in ruins)
Hautecombe Monastery (1922–1992, previously Cistercian (1135–1790, 1826–1922), today Chemin Neuf)
Hautvillers Abbey (650 / 662–1794, today a winery and partly in ruins)
Hugshofen monastery in Alsace (~ 1000–16th century, repealed)
Benedictine Abbey of Jouques ("Notre-Dame de Fidélité") in Jouques since 1967
Kergonan Benedictine Abbey in Brittany (1897- existing)
Kergonan Benedictine Abbey
Abbey of Landévennec in Brittany (Irish foundation 485, from 818 Benedictines, destroyed during the French Revolution, in the immediate vicinity of the old destroyed monastery complex a new monastery was founded by Benedictines in the 1950s - existing)
Lérins monastery on the Île Saint-Honorat near Cannes (660–1787, then Cistercians (1869-today), monastery since 400/410)
Lixheim Monastery in Lorraine (repealed)
Luxeuil Monastery (590–1790, repealed)
Maillezais Abbey (989–1587 / 1589, dissolved, ruin)
Marmoutier Monastery (Alsace) (7th century – 1789?)
Abbey of St-Victor Marseille (977–1739)
Benedictine Abbey of Sainte-Marie-Madeleine (Marseille) (1865–1922)
Martigné-Briand Benedictine Convent
Mas-Grenier Benedictine Convent
Maumont Benedictine Abbey in Juignac
Maylis Benedictine Abbey
Mont-Saint-Michel (since 10th century – 1790, 1969, existing)
Montmajour Abbey (1016–1786, repealed)
Montier-en-Der Abbey (670–1790, then horse stud)
Moyenmoutier Abbey (around 671 / 800–1792, textile factory from 1806)
Murbach Monastery (727–1789, repealed)
Nancy Benedictine Convent
Nogent-sous-Coucy Abbey (1059 / 1076–14th century ?, repealed?)
Notre-Dame de Bellaigue Abbey (repealed)
Notre-Dame de Jouarre Abbey , Seine-et-Marne department (7th century - 1792, again from the 1st half of the 19th century - existing)
Notre-Dame de La Charité in La Charité-sur-Loire (8th century, 11th century – 1791, repealed)
Orbais Monastery (680–1798, abolished, industrial use)
Benedictine convent Ottmarsheim
Benedictine convent Paris (Rue Cassette) (1654–1792)
Benedictine convent Paris (Rue Tournefort) (1808–1975)
Perrecy-les-Forges priory (908–1782, repealed)
Benedictine Abbey of Pesquié
Abbaye de la Pierre-Qui-Vire (in existence since 1850)
Benedictine Abbey of Pradines
Rambervillers Benedictine convent
Randol Abbey
Rettel Monastery (800–1431, before 1431–1793 Carthusian monks, 19th century to 1944 Dominicans)
La Rochette Benedictine Abbey in Belmont-Tramonet
Rosans Benedictine Abbey ("Notre-Dame de Miséricorde") in Rosans (since 1991)
Benedictine convent Rosheim
Benedictine convent Rouen
Abbey of Saint-André , Languedoc-Roussillon (end of the 8th century – 1789, dissolved)
Sankt Arnulf Abbey (6th century – 1790, military school since 1794)
Saint-Bertin Abbey , Thérouanne (7th century – 1789, repealed)
Saint-Eusèbe Abbey , Saignes, Vaucluse (attested in 1004, repealed)
Benedictine Abbey of Saint-Eustase in Eyres-Moncube
Saint-Évroult Abbey (1050–?)
Saint-Fortunat Abbey (1094 – late 18th century, repealed)
Saint-Génis-des-Fontaines Abbey , Languedoc-Roussillon (778–1798, repealed?)
Monastery of Saint-Gildas-en-Rhuys (818–1796, Maurinian since the end of the 17th century, previously since 528/536 monastery, since 1825 Soeurs de la Charité de Saint-Louis )
Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert Monastery (804–1789)
Abbey of Saint-Jean de Sorde , Landes (960 – late 18th century, Maurinian since 17th century, abolished)
Benedictine Abbey of Sainte-Lioba in Simiane-Collongue
Saint-Marcel monastery (Saône) , Chaone (10th century – 1789, monastery since 579)
Abbey of Sainte-Marie de Fontfroide near Narbonne (1093–1146), then Cistercians (1146–1789, 1858–1901, repealed, museum and hotel)
Abbey of Sainte-Marie de Lagrasse , Lagrasse (779–1792, since 1894 Congrégation des Filles de Notre Dame des Sept Douleurs , since 2004 Communauté des Chanoines réguliers de la Mère de Dieu de Lagrasse )
Saint-Martin-des-Champs (Paris) (1079–1798, repealed, since the 8th century monastic community)
Abbey of Saint-Martin de Ligugé (founded in 361, then Benedictine, existing)
Saint-Martin-du-Canigou , Roussillon, Pyrenees (1005–1783, repealed, today spiritual community)
Saint-Médard (Soissons) , Picardy (557–1793, repealed, except for the crypt demolished)
Saint-Michel-de-Cuxa , Pyrenees (878–1793, 1965-existing, now Cistercians (1919–1965))
Saint-Nabor Abbey in Saint-Avold (6th-18th centuries)
Saint-Michel-de-Frigolet near Avignon (10th century – 1791, abolished, Premonstratensian Canons since 1869)
Saint-Nicolas-du-Port Benedictine Convent
Abbey of Saint-Pierre d'Étival (7th century – 880, also Benedictine women, 880–1147 collegiate monastery, 1147–1789 Premonstratensian)
Saint-Pierre Abbey (Moissac) (repealed)
Abbaye Saint-Pierre de Solesmes , Sable-sur-Sarte (1010–1664), then Mauriner (1664–1791, repopulated in 1837, consisting)
Saint-Remi Abbey (Reims) (790–1792, abolished, religious community since 7th century)
Abbey of Saint-Sauveur de Charroux , Poitou-Charentes (785–1762, repealed, ruin)
Saint-Sauveur Abbey (Redon) , Brittany (832–1790, repealed)
Saint-Sever Abbey , Landes, Gascony (988–1790)
Sainte-Scholastique Abbey (Dourgne)
Sainte-Scholastique Abbey (Juvigny)
Saint-Thierry Abbey
Saint-Vaast Abbey near Arras (667 - late 18th century, closed, rebuilt in 1815, now a museum)
Saint-Wandrille Abbey (formerly Fontenelle Abbey), Normandy (649–1790, existing since 1895)
Selz Monastery , Selz near Strasbourg (991–1481, then collegiate monastery (1481–1789?))
Benedictine Abbey of Solesmes
Sorèze Abbey , Tarne (753–1682, then a monastery school and military school, now a museum)
Benedictine convent of Toul
Tourcoing Benedictine Convent
Tournay Abbey , Pyrenees (11th - 17th century priory; re-established in 1934 by En Calcat Abbey - existing)
Tournus Abbey , Burgundy (875–?)
Triors Abbey
Trizay Abbey , Trizay near Rochefort (Charente-Maritime) (11th century – 1789?)
Belloc Monastery and Urt
Abbey of Sainte-Marie de Valmagne (1138–1159, then Cistercians (1159–1789), repealed)
Vanves Benedictine Convent (since 1928)
Vézelay Monastery (869–?, Today Fraternite de Jerusalem)
Waslere Abbey , Wallers-en-Fagne , Nord region (657–9th centuries)
Weißenburg Abbey (Alsace) (660–1524, then collegiate monastery until 1789)
Wisques Benedictine Abbey
Wisques Benedictine Abbey

Great Britain

Arbroath Abbey (Scotland, 1197-16th centuries, in ruin, disbanded)
St. Augustine's Abbey in Canterbury (-1538, monastery since 597, dissolved)
Bangor Monastery in Bangor (Northern Ireland) (dissolved)
Barking Abbey (Essex / London, 666–1541, also Benedictine nuns, dissolved)
Buckfast Abbey (Devon, England, 1018–1136, repopulated 1882, previously Cistercian 1147–1539)
Saint Michael's Abbey (Farnborough)
Chertsey Abbey (Surrey, England, 666–1537, disbanded)
Downside Abbey , founded in Douai in 1606, in Stratton-on-the-Fosse, Somerset, since 1814
Dunfermline Abbey (Scotland, 1075-Scottish Reformation 1560, then Church of Scotland , thus dissolved as a Benedictine monastery)
Glastonbury Abbey (Somerset, England, 940–1539, founded 6th or 7th century, repealed)
Abbey Iona (Scotland, Reformation 1203, monastery since 563, repealed)
Kelso Abbey in Scotland (1143–1587, ruin, repealed)
Prinknash Abbey in Gloucestershire (~ 1096–1541, repopulated 1928; existing)
Pluscarden Abbey in Scotland (founded in 1230 by the Val-des-Choues monastery (separate congregation), 1454- ~ 1586 Benedictines, repopulated 1948; existing)
Quarr Abbey (Isle of Wight, existing since 1907, previously 1131 / 1132–1536 Cistercians)
Selkirk Abbey
St. Mary's Priory , Worcester (961–1540, repealed, previously a monastery since 680, now Anglican Church)

Ireland

Ardaneer Monastery (dissolved)
Hore Abbey (founding unknown, Cistercian from 1272 to 1540, dissolved)
Kilcommon Monastery (disbanded)
Rathmelsigi (7th century?)

Italy

Acquafredda Monastery (in the 19th century, previously Cistercian)
Capolago Monastery (mid-11th century – 1236, Cistercian from 1236, no longer existent in 1497)
Casalvolone Monastery (1132–1169, Cistercian from 1169, abandoned until 1467)
Casamari Monastery (1035–1140 / 1152, 1152–1717 and since 1929 Cistercians, 1717–1892 Trappists)
Cava de 'Tirreni Abbey (since 11th century with interruptions)
Cerreto Monastery (1084–1135, then Cistercians until 1798, repealed)
Badia a Coltibuono (1051–1810, repealed)
Corazzo Monastery (1060–1173, then Cistercians until 1808/1809, repealed)
Farfa Monastery
Farneta Abbey (9th century -?, Canceled?)
Badia Fiorentina in Florence (founded 978, repealed?)
Fossanova monastery near Privena, Latium (9th century – 1135, then Cistercians (1135–1810), Carthusians (1825 – beginning 20th century), today Franciscans)
Fruttuaria Abbey (repealed)
Innichen Abbey in South Tyrol (769–1141, then collegiate monastery until 1785, repealed)
Benedictine convent Milan
Marienberg Abbey in South Tyrol (since 1087 / 1095–1807, existing since 1816)
Montecassino Abbey ( Italy , 1st Benedictine monastery, since 529, destroyed and rebuilt several times, existing)
Monte della Madonna (1508–1797 and since 1909, before 1508 Marien and Rochus Brotherhood)
Monte Oliveto Maggiore near Siena (existing, mother monastery of the Olivetans)
Muri-Gries Abbey in South Tyrol (existing since 1845, 12th century - 1790 Augustinian Canons)
San Benedetto Monastery in Norcia, the birthplace of Benedict of Nursia
Pontida Abbey (1076, moved again in 1910, existing)
Pomposa Abbey (9th century – 1671, dissolved, restored from 1930)
Quartazzola monastery near Piacenza (1142–1497, then Cistercians until 1810, repealed)
Rivalta Scrivia Monastery , Piedmont (1583–1776, dissolved, previously Cistercians (1181-before 1497))
Sacra di San Michele , Piedmont (983–1622, dissolved, currently Rosminians)
San Aristo / Saint Paul Outside the Walls , Rome (937-consisting, monastery since 7th century)
Monastery of San Bartolomeo di Buonsollazzo , Borgo San Lorenzo (1084–1320, Cistercians (1320–1705), Trappists (1705–1782), Camaldolese (1877–2004))
Monastery of San Benedetto (Sacro Speco) near Subiaco (12th century - existing)
San Benedetto in Polirone , San Benedetto Po , Lombardy (1007 - existing)
Abbey Church of San Clemente a Casauria , Province of Pescara (871–?)
Abbey of San Fruttuoso near Camogli , Genoa (10th century -?)
San Gaudenzio Monastery , Tuscany (1028–1247 / 1248, Cistercians (1248–1482), Servites (1428–178?))
Monastery of San Giorgio Maggiore , island in front of Venice (982–1800)
Monastery of San Giusto in Tuscania (967–1146, then Cistercians (1146-before 1373))
Monastery of San Martino al Cimino , Viterbo (838–1150, then Cistercians (1150–1564 / existing?))
Monastery of San Michele della Verruca , Pisa (861–?, Then Vallombrosan (–1263), Cistercian (1263–1471 / 1497))
San Miniato al Monte (1013–1373, Olivetan)
Monastery of San Nicolò l'Arena , Catania (12th / 16th century – 1780 ?, dissolved)
San Pietro (Perugia) (996, consisting)
San Pietro di Sorres in Sardinia (12th century - 16th century, settled since 1955)
Abbey of Sant'Antimo near Montalcino , Tuscany (8th century – 1462, abolished, Augustinian hermits since 1979)
Monastery of San Salvatore a Settimo , Tuscany (998–1048 / 1236, Vallombrosan (1048–1090), Cistercian (1236–1783))
Monastery of San Salvatore di Monte Amiata , Tuscany (762–1228, then Cistercians (1228–1783, priory again since 1939))
San Sebastiano alle Catacombe , Rome (4th century, then Canons Regular, Cistercians (1171–1826), Minorites (1826-consisting?))
Monastery of Santa Maria dello Sterpeto near Barletta , Apulia (12th century – 1258), previously Basilians?, Then Cistercians (1259–1374, 1935), Oblates of Saint Joseph (1951, existing)
Monastery of Santa Maria di Falleri , Falerii Novi (11th century – 1143, then Cistercians (1143–1649))
Monastery of Santa Maria in Strada , Anzola dell'Emilia (994–?, Then Camaldolese (? –1250), Cistercians (1250–1463 / 1497), repealed 1797)
Santo Stefano al Corno monastery near Codogno , Lombardy (1099 / 1109–?, Then Cistercians (1231–1777 / 1797))
Santo Spirito di Zannone Monastery, Zannone Island, Latium (1213–1246, then Cistercians (1246–1295), abandoned, ruin)
Santuario di Gibilmanna , Cefalu, Sicily (6th century – 1228, then priory (1228–1535), Capuchins (1535–?))
Santuario di Trezzo , Dumenza, Lombardy (1528–1574)
Sestri Ponente Monastery , Sestri Ponente near Genoa, Liguria (before 1000–1131, then Cistercians (1131–1569 / 1797))

Luxembourg

Echternach Monastery (7th century – 1793, repealed)
Abbey of St. Mauritius and St. Maurus in Clervaux (1909, consisting of)
Neumünster Abbey (1606–1796)
Benedictine convent Peppingen

Morocco

Tioumliline Monastery (1952–1968, repealed)

Netherlands

St. Benediktusberg Abbey (Vaals) (consecrated in 1962, existing)
Egmond Monastery (10th century – 1573, 1934, consisting)
Susteren Abbey (8th century-11th century, collegiate monastery until 18th century, repealed)
Termunten Monastery (1247–1259 (double monastery), then Cistercians (1259–1569))
Sint-Willibrordsabdij (since 1954)

Austria

Admont Abbey (existing)

Altenburg Abbey (existing)

Altmünster Monastery (repealed)

Arnoldstein Abbey (1106–1783, repealed)

St. Georgenberg-Fiecht Abbey (existing)

Garsten Abbey (repealed in 1787)

Gleink Abbey in Steyr (repealed, afterwards Salesians)

Gloggnitz Monastery (around 1100, profaned in 1803, today church and communal use)

Göttweig Abbey (existing)

Priorat Gut Aich , Sankt Gilgen (existing)

Klein-Mariazell Monastery (dissolved)

Kremsmünster Abbey (in existence since 777)

Lambach Abbey (in existence since 1056, previously Canonical Abbey since 1046)

Maria Plain Monastery (existing since 1674; Superiorat)

Maria Roggendorf Priory (existing)

Mattsee Abbey (repealed, today Kollegiatstift)

Melk Abbey (existing)

Michaelbeuern Abbey (existing since the 8th century)

Millstatt Abbey (~ 1070–1469, ~ 1188 / 1190–1450 also Benedictine nuns, 1469–1598 Order of St. George , 1598–1773 Jesuits, repealed)

Mondsee Monastery (repealed)

Ossiach Abbey (repealed in 1783)

Schottenstift ( Vienna , existing)

St. Lambrecht Abbey (existing)

St. Paul Abbey in Lavanttal (1091–1782 / 1787, 1809 – existing)

St. Peter Abbey in Salzburg (696 - existing)

Seckau Abbey (1883 - existing, previously Augustinian Canons (1142–1782))

Seitenstetten Abbey (1114, consisting of)

St. Pölten Abbey (repealed, later Augustinian Canons)

Mehrerau Priory (1090 / 1097–1806, Cistercian abbey since 1854)

Poland

Grüssau Abbey (1242–1292 and 1919–1940, in between Cistercians (1292–1810), Benedictine nuns since 1947)
Święty Krzyż Monastery (Heiligkreutz) (today the Hünstelder Oblaten)
Tyniec Abbey (Poland, existing)
Benedictine Convent Warsaw

Portugal

Mosteiro de Fiães (-12th century, then Cistercians until 1834 (repealed))

Switzerland

St. Alban's Monastery (Basel) (repealed in 1529)
Allerheiligen Monastery ( Schaffhausen , repealed)
Bargenbrügg
Bevoix
Beinwil Abbey in Solothurn (repealed)
Broc
Burier
St. Martin Monastery ( Disentis in Graubünden, consisting of)
Einsiedeln Monastery (934-consisting, double monastery with Fahr )
Engelberg Monastery (1120, existing)
Erlach
Fischingen Monastery (closed in 1848, rebuilt in 1977)
Geneva (repealed)
Lutry
Mariastein Monastery (existing since 1636)
Moutier-Grandval Monastery (9th century – 1793, founded in 640, repealed)
Münchenwiler Castle (12th century – 1528 Cluniac, repealed, now a hotel)
Munsterlingen
Mistail
Muri Monastery (1027–1841, repealed, repopulated in 1960)
St. Otmarsberg Abbey , Uznach (1963/1982-existing, Mission Benedictine)
Payerne Abbey (German Peterlingen , 962–1536 repealed)
Pfäfers Monastery (repealed)
Perroy
St. Pierre ( Petersinsel , Bielersee)
Romainmôtier Monastery (753–1536, abolished, monastery since 5th century)
Rougemeont
Rheinau Monastery (repealed)
Rüeggisberg Abbey
Sarnen (after the abolition of the Muri monastery in 1841, the priory of the Muri-Gries abbey )
Schönthal Abbey , Langenbruck near Basel (1146–1529 / 1541, repealed)
Schuls
Serrai
Solothurn
St-Benoît de Port-Valais (Le Bouveret, consisting of)
Abbey of St. Gallen (abolished as a monastery in 747–1805, today a bishopric)
St. Johann Abbey (Münster / Mustair, Benedictine nuns since the 12th century)
St. Johann Monastery , Alt St. Johann near St. Gallen (1152–1555, then the priory of St. Gallen, since 1626 in Neu St. Johann, abolished in 1805)
Trub Monastery , Trub , Canton of Bern (1125–1528, repealed)
Saint-Ursanne
Vermes
Wislikofen
Zurzach

Spain

Montserrat monastery near Barcelona (existing since 880, destroyed and rebuilt in 1811)
Monastery of San Juan de la Peña near Jaca , Aragon (920–179?)
Monastery of San Millán de la Cogolla (1001 / 1053–1878 ?, Augustinians since 1878)
Monastery of San Salvador de Leyre (existing, founded before 848, Cistercians until 1836)
Santa Maria de Ripoll Monastery
Sant Cugat Monastery
Sant Esteve Monastery
Sant Pere de Rodes Monastery , Girona Province (before 945–1798 / 1835, repealed)
Abbey in Sant Joan de les Abadesses (repealed, previously Benedictine nuns (880–?, Augustinians))
Monastery of Santa María de Acibeiro (1135– ~ 1170, then Cistercians (~ 1170–1835))
Monastery of Santa María de El Paular in Rascafría , founded in 1390 as a Carthusian monastery, only since 1954 a Benedictine abbey
Monastery of Santa María la Real de Irache near Estella , Navarra (914-1824, repealed)
Santo Domingo de Silos Monastery , Burgos Province (929, consisting of)
Santo Toribio de Liébana Monastery
Sobrado Monastery , Galicia (10th – 12th centuries, later Cistercians (1142–1835), Trappists since 1966)

Tanzania

Abbey Hanga (consisting of)
Mvimwa Abbey (existing)
Ndanda Abbey (existing)
Abbey Peramiho (existing)
Uwemba Priory (existing)

Czech Republic

Braunau Abbey , Braunau (13th century, museum)
Břevnov Archabbey , Prague (founded in 993)
Hradisch Monastery (1078–1151, then Premonstratensian (1151–1783), repealed)
Kladrau Monastery , Kladruby u Stříbra / Kladrau (1115–1785, repealed)
Klokoty Monastery , Tabor (founded 1701)
Opatowitz Monastery (1073 / 1086–1421 (Hussite Wars), priory in Neumarkt (Silesia) drafted in 1535)
Insula Monastery , Dawle (999–1517)
Podlaschitz monastery near Chrast (before 1159–1421, destroyed in the Hussite Wars)
Emmaus monastery (Prague) (1347–1446, dissolved 1636–1941, Utraquists (1446–?), Restored from 1967)
St. Ambrose Monastery (Prague)
Breunau Abbey , Prague (993, existing)
Raigern Abbey (1048, consisting)
Sasau Monastery , Sasau (Sázava) (1032–1785, repealed, until 1096 in Slavonic)
Trebitsch Monastery , Trebitsch (founded 1101)
Wilmszell Abbey near Wilimow (1119–1575, repealed)
Seelau Monastery , Seelau (1139–1148, then Premonstratensian (1148 / 1149–1468, 1623–1950, 1991, existing), private property (1468–1599))

Hungary

Archabbey of Pannonhalma (996, existing)
Tihany Abbey (founded in 1055, consisting of)
Zalavár Abbey (1019–1543)
Pécsvárad Abbey (1015–1543)
Szekszárd Abbey (1063–1543)
Somogyvár Abbey (1091–1552)
Vérteskeresztúr Monastery , near Székesfehérvár / Stuhlweissenburg (end of the 12th century – 1478, then Dominicans (1478–1543))
Ákosmonostora Monastery , near Galgahévíz (late 12th century – 1541)

Other countries

Christ the King Priory Monastery (existing since 1935, Schuyler, USA)
Clear Creek Abbey , Oklahoma, USA (abbey since 1999/2010)
Dormition Abbey , Jerusalem , Israel , (consisting of)
Sacred Heart Abbey Inkamana , South Africa (since 1922)
Obernburg Monastery , today Slovenia (1140–1463, dissolved)
Regina Laudis Abbey , Connecticut, USA (oldest Benedictine convent in the USA, existing since 1947)
Tigoni Priory, formerly Nairobi , Kenya (existing)
Saint Peter-Muenster Abbey , Saskatchewan, Canada (since 1892)
Waldfrieden Monastery , Namibia (since 1998)
Waegwan Monastery , South Korea (existing)
Conception Abbey in Conception in the US state of Missouri