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St. Annen and Brigitten Monastery

Stralsund · Rügen · 54.3166° N, 13.0893° E
St. Annen and Brigitten Monastery

The house, dedicated to St.

Anne, was handed over to the Order of the Augustinian Sisters by Hans Bure in 1480. The chapel has been restored and is open to the public since 2007. After the last nuns of the Brigittine convent in Mariakron died in 1560, the extensive lands were assigned to the St. Anne Foundation. This led to the establishment of the St. Anne and Brigittine Convent on Schillstraße. That same year, it was also decided that the convent would serve as a home for destitute widows and unmarried women from the upper middle class. The chapel was likely built in the courtyard at the beginning of the 16th century. In 1842, as part of urgent renovation work, the convent received its own organ from master organ builder Buchholz. The most recent renovation took place from 2003 to 2007. Since then, weddings have also been held in the chapel.

St. Annen and Brigitten Monastery – History in the Heart of Stralsund

The St. Annen and Brigitten Convent in Stralsund is one of the quiet yet impressive testaments to the medieval history of the city in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The convent, dedicated to St. Anne, was handed over to the Order of the Augustinian Nuns by Hans Bure in 1480. After the death of the last nuns of the Brigittine Convent of Mariakron in 1560, their extensive lands were incorporated into the St. Annen Convent—thus creating the convent on Schillstraße in its present form.

A refuge for women and a place of tranquility

In the same year, 1560, the convent was designated as a shelter for destitute widows and unmarried women from the upper middle class. The chapel in the convent courtyard was likely built at the beginning of the 16th century. In 1842, as part of extensive renovation work, it was equipped with its own organ, crafted by master organ builder Buchholz. Following another renovation between 2003 and 2007, the chapel is once again open to the public and is used, among other things, for weddings.

Stralsund as a Starting Point for the Baltic Sea Region

Stralsund is located in the heart of the German Baltic Sea coast and is an ideal starting point for excursions in the surrounding area—such as to Rügen, the Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula, or Greifswald. The Hanseatic city itself is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers numerous other historical sights in addition to St. Annen and St. Brigitten Monasteries.

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Public WC - Town hall cellar

Public WC - Town hall cellar

Stralsund

This public toilet is located on the left-hand side in the Rathauskeller at the Alter Markt. It is not wheelchair accessible as it can only be reached via a staircase. This public toilet is operated by staff present. If you are on the Alter Markt, you will find the toilet on the left-hand side of the town hall. To reach it, go down a flight of stairs. You will find a disabled-accessible entrance in the foyer of the town hall Monday to Friday (not on public holidays). Access is via the north-east passageway - entrance in front of the bust of Gustav Adolf. Saturdays in Quartier 17 - with EURO key Sundays at the Neuer Markt

Fish hall

Fish hall

Stralsund

The Fischhalle is located directly on Stralsund's harbor island and offers a large selection of fish dishes. We offer a wide variety of smoked fish, marinades and fresh fish. The enormous selection of regional dishes and self-service will delight every fish lover. You can also enjoy large fish baguettes and fish sandwiches, as well as order platters and sandwiches outside the restaurant.

Community garden Stralsund

Community garden Stralsund

Stralsund

The BÜRGERGARTEN Stralsund is a boat rental and small beer garden on the Knieperteich pond Located in the heart of Stralsund, directly on the Knieperteich, you can enjoy the view of the historic old town. Celebrate your party, wedding or company celebration at fair fixed prices. Also ideal for children's birthdays, school enrolment parties or school outings. Rustic pub, marquee and pagodas, barbecue area, bouncy castle, children's carousel and sandpit. Coffee, cake and ice cream, cocktails and shooters, light meals and snacks. Whether a family party or a large event - we offer the space for your ideas.