Category:Kloster Heilsbronn

**Heilsbronn Abbey**
	former Cistercian monastery in Heilsbronn, Middle Franconia, Germany
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Instance of	Cistercian monastery (1132–1581);
Location	Heilsbronn, Ansbach, Middle Franconia, Bavaria, Germany
Architectural style	Romanesque architecture;
Occupant	Lutheranism (Bavaria);
Has part(s)	tomb (House of Hohenzollern, 1297–1625); Minster Heilsbronn (0); Refectory (1); Dormitory (2); New Abbey (3); Monastery Chapel (4); House of Convent (5); Infirmatorium (6); Public Bath (7); Heilbrunnen (8); Bursaria (9); Kitchen Building (10);
Founded by	Otto of Bamberg (1132);
Heritage designation	architectural heritage monument in Bavaria;
Inception	12th century;
Dissolved, abolished or demolished date	1578;
	49° 20′ 16″ N, 10° 47′ 31″ E
Authority file
	Q882327; VIAF ID: 155220747; GND ID: 4330473-4; Library of Congress authority ID: nr95008632; J9U ID: 987007263956105171; OpenStreetMap node ID: 8229260466
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English: Kloster Heilsbronn, a former cistercian abbey, founded in 1132 by bishop Otto I. of Bamberg; dissolved in 1578.

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