Klostermuseum Schuttern
Since 2010, the Schuttern Monastery Museum has been hosting an exhibition on the history of the monastery. Visitors can explore the history of the monastery in six rooms and marvel at a replica of Germany's oldest non-Roman floor mosaic.
Since 2010, the historic walls of the former refectory (monks' dining hall) of Schuttern Monastery have housed an information center that was created through a great deal of volunteer work. Following a scientific redesign by the University of Heidelberg, the exhibition reopened in February 2019.
In six themed rooms, you can experience the monastery's turbulent history. This ranges from its dark prehistory and legendary founding by the Irish-Scottish nobleman Offo in 603 to its heyday in the early 9th century, through turbulent times of fires, looting, and wars, to its late Baroque heyday and its inglorious secularization in 1806.
In addition to the exciting text panels with many pictures and maps, there are a whole series of original objects from di
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