List of the Premonstratensian monasteries

The list of Premonstratensian monasteries contains existing and former monasteries and monasteries of the order of the Premonstratensian . They are arranged according to today's national borders.

Premonstratensians

Belgium

Antwerp Abbey , founded in 1124 by St. Norbert, repealed in 1796
Averbode Abbey (founded in 1134, suppressed during the French Revolution, repopulated in 1834)
Floreffe Abbey in Floreffe (founded in 1121, suppressed in the French Revolution in 1797, finally abandoned in 1842)
Notre-Dame de Leffe Abbey in Leffe , Dinant (1152–1794, repopulated in 1883)
Ninove Abbey (founded in 1137, suppressed in the French Revolution in 1797, only the church is preserved)
Postel Abbey in Postel (founded as a priory in 1138, independent in 1613, abbey since 1618, suppressed in 1797, rebuilt in Limburg in 1840 , back in Postel since 1847)
Park Abbey (founded in 1129, suppressed in the French Revolution, repopulated in 1836)
Tongerlo Abbey in Westerlo , founded in 1130

Germany

Adelberg Monastery ( Adelberg , 1178–1535, 1547–1552, 1630–1648)
Aland Monastery (near Emden , approx. 1240 - ???)
Allerheiligen Monastery ( Oppenau , Black Forest , approx. 1192 - 1802, secularized)
Arnstein Monastery (1139–1803, secularized, Arnstein Fathers since 1919 )
Bebenhausen Monastery (founded around 1183 as a Premonstratensian canon monastery, settled by Cistercians from 1189/90, dissolved after the Reformation)
Brandenburg Cathedral Foundation in Brandenburg an der Havel (1138–1506)
St. Marien Premonstratensian Monastery on Harlunger Berg near Brandenburg an der Havel (dissolved)
Broda Abbey near Neubrandenburg (1170–1551)
Cappenberg Monastery (1122–1803, first Premonstratensian monastery in German-speaking countries, secularized)
Clarholz Monastery (1133–1803, secularized by Count Moritz Casimir II of Bentheim-Tecklenburg)
Dorlar Monastery , Lahnau (~ 1297–1437 Premonstratensian women, 1437–1540 priory of Rommersdorf, then until 1641 monastery property)
Ebstorf Monastery (1197 to 14th century, then Benedictine nuns (14th century to 1529), from 1529 Protestant women's monastery)
Georgenberg Monastery (1149–1540, secularized, broken off)
Gerlachsheim Monastery (Lauda-Königshofen, 1197 / 1209–1562 and 1717–1803, secularized)
Stiftskloster Gottes Grace near Calbe (foundation stone laid in 1131, largely destroyed in the Thirty Years War, church demolished in 1726)
City of God Monastery in Oderberg (1231–1258)
Gramzow Monastery (approx. 1216 - 1535)
Himmelspforte monastery Grenzach-Wyhlen
Grobe Monastery ( Usedom , 1155–1184, then moved to Marienberg near Watecow)
Hamborn Abbey ( Duisburg , 1136–1806 and since 1959)
Hausen Monastery (1161–1565)
Domstift Havelberg in Havelberg (1144-1507)
Heiligenthal Abbey in ( Lüneburg , founded in 1313 near Lüneburg, moved to the city of Lüneburg in 1382, repealed in 1530)
Ilbenstadt Monastery (Wetterau, 1122–1804)
Ilfeld Monastery (before 1190–1526 / 46 and 1629–31, building demolished in 1849 and replaced by a new building)
Jerichow Monastery ( Jerichow , Saxony-Anhalt (approx. 1144 - 1631))
Kaiserslautern Monastery (1158–1510, monastery demolished in 1819, prot. Parish church)
Keppel Monastery ( Hilchenbach , North Rhine-Westphalia , founded before 1236 , converted into a free worldly women's monastery in 1594 , secularized in 1812)
Knechtsteden Monastery (near Dormagen , 1129–1802, rebuilt and relocated by Spiritans from 1895 )
Premonstratensian Convent Magdeburg in ( Magdeburg , since 1991/96, dependent priory of Hamborn Abbey )

Marienberg Monastery near Watecow (1184–1308 / 10, then moved to Pudagla)

Marchtal Monastery ( Obermarchtal , 1171–1803)

Mildenfurth Monastery ( Wünschendorf / Elster , 1193–1543)

Neustift Abbey ( Freising , 1141–1803, secularized)

Kloster Obermedlingen (1987–1996 Stift Tepl in Obermedlingen, previously Dominicans (1260–1555), Dominicans (1651–1804), Oblates (1923–1987), since 1996 Marians)

Oberzell Monastery (1128–1803, Zeller Sisters (Franciscan Sisters) since 1903)

Osterhofen Monastery (1128–1783)

Pudagla Monastery on Usedom (1308 / 10–1535)

Reichenstein Monastery (1135–1802, secularized, Benedictine monastery after reconstruction)

Roggenburg Abbey ( Roggenburg , approx. 1126 - 1802 and since 1986, dependent priory (1992) of Windberg Abbey )

Kloster Rot an der Rot ( Rot an der Rot , approx. 1140 - 1803 and 1948–1959 Canons, 1950–2007 Premonstratensian Sisters (3rd order))

Rommersdorf monastery near Neuwied (approx. 1135 - 1803, before that Benedictine since 1117)

Sayn Abbey in Bendorf - Sayn (1202–1803, since 2007, Premonstratensian-Tertiary Community)

Schäftlarn monastery near Munich (Benedictine monastery from 762 approx. 200 years, in 1140 re-establishment as a Premonstratensian monastery by Otto, Bishop of Freising and historian, secularized in 1803, between 1845 and 1866 Nymphenburg Congregation of the English Misses, 1866 by a foundation of King Ludwig I, 1848 abdicated in favor of his son Maximilian II (1864 †), handed over to the Benedictine Congregation, since 1910 again Benedictine abbey)

Schussenried Monastery ( Bad Schussenried , 1183–1803, secularized)

Selbold Monastery , Langenselbold (1108–1546)

Speinshart Monastery ( Speinshart , Bavaria, 1145 to after 1556; 1661 / 69–1803; since 1921)

Spieskappel Monastery (1130 / 40–1527)

St. Salvator Monastery (Griesbach) (1289–1803)

St. Georg Stade Monastery (1132 to after 1527)

Steinfeld Monastery (1126–1802, secularized, owned by the Salvatorian Order since 1923 )

Steingaden Monastery (1147–1803, secularized)

Monastery of Our Dear Women ( Magdeburg assigned in 1129, abandoned in 1632)

Ursberg Monastery (1125–1803, secularized)

Varlar Abbey (1123 / 24–1803, secularized, today a castle)

Wadgassen Monastery (in Wadgassen , founded around 1135 as a subsidiary of Prémontré Abbey , abolished in 1792)

Weißenau Monastery (near Ravensburg , 1141–1803, secularized)

Wedinghausen Monastery (in Arnsberg , 1170 / 73–1803, secularized)

Wenau Monastery (in Wenau, North Rhine-Westphalia, double monastery 1122-1340, then Premonstratensian until 1802, Premonstratensian to Schwarzenbroich Monastery )

Windberg Monastery ( Windberg near Straubing , Bavaria, approx. 1140 - 1803 and since 1923)

France

Abbecourt Abbey near Orgeval (Yvelines) (1180–1790, repealed)

Amiens Monastery, Amiens (1124–1790, repealed)

Abbey of Saint-Josse de Dommartin in Tortefontaine ( department Pas-de-Calais ) (repealed)

Etival Abbey (1147–1789, 7th century – 880 Benedictine monks, 881–1147 collegiate monastery)

Joyenval Abbey in Chambourcy ( Yvelines department ), founded in 1224, priory since the beginning of the 18th century , in ruins as a result of the French Revolution

Pont-à-Mousson Abbey (1126–1792, repealed)

Marcheroux Abbey in Beaumont-les-Nonnains south of Beauvais (1147–1791)

Mondaye Abbey near Bayeux (founded in 1201, suppressed in the French Revolution, repopulated in 1859), active

Abbey of Prémontré motherhouse of the order (1120–1789) dissolved

Notre-Dame de Séry monastery in Bouttencourt (1136–1790)

Saint-Michel-de-Frigolet near Avignon (Premonstratensian Canons since 1869, 10th century – 1791 Benedictines), active

Great Britain

Alnwick Abbey (1147–1539)
Coverham Abbey (1212-1536)
Dryburgh Abbey (1150-1544)
Egglestone Abbey (1190-1540)
Soulseat Abbey

Israel

Monastery of St. Samuel Akkon ( Akkon , 1187 / 1191–1291), perished
St. Samuel Abbey , 1150–1187
Saint Habakkuk monastery near Lod, today Tel Aviv (1137 - late 13th century, daughter of Floreffe ), perished

Italy

Antrodoco Monastery, Antrodoco (1215–1454 / 1808)
Abbey of Sant'Antimo , south of Montalcino (founded in the 8th century, abolished as a Benedictine monastery in 1462. Canons based on the model of the Premonstratensians since 1979, accepted into the Premonstratensian Order in 2011)

Netherlands

Middelburg Abbey (1127–1574)

Austria

Stift Geras (city of Geras , north of Horn , since about 1153), active
Griffen monastery (at Griffen in Carinthia , 1236–1786, repealed)
Pernegg Abbey (near Pernegg , approx. 1153 - 1585 women choirs, only then canons, abolished in 1783, now belongs to the Geras Abbey , abolished)
Schlägl Abbey (near Aigen im Mühlkreis, since 1218), active
Wilten Abbey (district of Innsbruck , since before 1138), active

Poland

Belbuck Abbey , near Treptow an der Rega in Pomerania (1208–1531, previously Cistercians since 1180, repealed)
Czarnowanz , former monastery in Upper Silesia
Monastery of St. Vinzenz on the Elbing near Breslau (around 1180–1810, previously Benedictine since around 1120)
Brzesko Monastery
Nowy Sącz Monastery in Lesser Poland
Witów Monastery

Romania

Abrany Monastery , near Marghitta (Marghita, before 1235 until the 16th century, abolished)
Oradea Mare Monastery , near Oradea (after 1130–1494, (1494–1705 Carthusians ), 1705–1787, 1924 to approx. 1945, since 1990)

Switzerland

Rüti Monastery in Rüti ZH (1206–1525) closed during the Reformation
St. Luzi Abbey in Chur (before 1149 to 1538 and 1630 to 1806)

Slovakia

Holíč Monastery in Holíč
Jasov Monastery in Jasov

Spain

Santa María la Real Monastery ( Aguilar de Campoo , 1150 / 1169–1835)
Alba de Tormes Monastery ( Alba de Tormes near Salamanca, approx. 1154 - 1441)
Almazán Monastery , Almazán (1237 - approx. 1830)
Santa Maria del Bellpuig Priory in Artà (1230–1425) dissolved

Czech Republic

Hradisko Monastery (German Hradisch, 1151–1783, repealed, previously Benedictine (1078–1151))

Litomyšl Monastery (German Litomyšl)

Louka Monastery (German Klosterbruck, 1190–1784, repealed)

Milevsko Monastery (German Mühlhausen, 1184–1785)

Nová Říše monastery (German: Neureisch, women choirs 1211–1556, canons since 1556)

Strahov Monastery (Prague, since 1140)

Teplá Monastery (German Teplá , 1193–1946/48, existing since 1990)

Zábrdovice Monastery (German Obrowitz, 1200–1784)

Monastery Želiv (German Selau, 1148 / 1149–1468, 1623–1950, existed since 1991, before that Benedictine (1139–1148), private property (1468–1599))

Hungary

Adony Monastery ( Nyíradony , 1245/60 to the 16th century, abolished)
Csorna Monastery in Csorna (1180–1786, 1802–1950, since 1989)
Gödöllő Monastery in Gödöllő (1923–1950, since 1989)
Türje Premonstratensian Monastery in Türje (before 1230 – around 1550, 1720–1785, 1802–1950)

Premonstratensian women