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Founded in the 12th century by the Benedictine monks, Alspach Abbey served as an important religious and spiritual center in the region. The abbey flourished for several centuries, becoming a place of prayer, work and learning.
Benedictine monksOver time, the abbey underwent several transformations and was gradually abandoned. In the 19th century, the monastic buildings were converted into a paper mill, a transition reflecting the economic and industrial changes of the time. Despite these changes, some of the original Romanesque architecture has been preserved, offering today a glimpse of its medieval past.
several transformations and was gradually abandonedmonastic buildings were converted into a paper millthe original Romanesque architecture has been preservedToday, the Friends of Alspach invite you to explore the remains of this Romanesque abbey, offering a fascinating testimony to the region's religious and industrial past.
explore the remains of this Romanesque abbeyDiscover during your visit the paper art exhibition "Epiderme" by Céline Martin and Claude Lory, which highlights the beauty and complexity of this material within the very walls of the former factory.
paper art exhibition "Epiderme" by Céline Martin and Claude LoryUpcoming dates
Practical Info
- Organised by
- Friends of the abbey of Alspach
- Length of visit/event
- Half-day
- Prices (events, products, etc.)
- Free
- Disabled access
- Yes