- The Benedictine Abbey Nonnberg in Salzburg, founded by St. Rupert around the year 714, is the oldest convent in Central Europe that has existed without...
- Nonnberg Abbey, situated on the eastern foothills of Festungsburg beneath the Salzburg fortress, is a Benedictine monastery and the oldest nunnery in the...
- Passing the fortress from below follow the bike lane along the Salzach to Nonnberg Abbey. Stop to view the 8th century old female convent Nonnberg Abbey.
- The story of Nonnberg Abbey is one of resilience and faith in the face of adversity — a true inspiration to all who visit.
- Nonnberg Nunnery aka Abbey was founded between 713 and 715 and is considered to be the oldest nunnery in the World that existed with no interruptions.
- Nonnberg Abbey is a Benedictine religious community in Salzburg, Austria. Founded c. 712/715 by Saint Rupert of Salzburg, it is the most seasoned constantly...
- The Salzburg Nonnberg Abbey is one of the oldest surviving monasteries for women in Europe, dating back to the year 714.
- Nonnberg Abbey was founded between 713 and 715 and is considered to be the oldest nunnery in the World that existed with no interruptions.
- Nonnberg Abbey is a Benedictine monastery located in Salzburg. It is the oldest nunnery in Austria. The abbey is hidden at the foot of Festungsburg Hill.
- Nonnberg Abbey welcomes visitors throughout the year. The church and cemetery are open daily from 6:45 am until nightfall, with extended hours in the summer.