Description:
Memleben Monastery Vineyard in the Museum of Memleben Monastery and Imperial Palace
Sites: Memlebener Steinklöbe
Grape varieties: Pinot Blanc
History: The Memleben Monastery, first mentioned in a document in 979, is a memorial foundation of Emperor Ottto II and his wife Theophanu in memory of his father Otto the Great (d. 973) and grandfather Henry I (d. 936). In a document of 998, Emperor Otto III transferred various localities to the Memleben monastery
Sites: Memlebener Steinklöbe
Grape varieties: Pinot Blanc
History: The Memleben Monastery, first mentioned in a document in 979, is a memorial foundation of Emperor Ottto II and his wife Theophanu in memory of his father Otto the Great (d. 973) and grandfather Henry I (d. 936). In a document of 998, Emperor Otto III transferred various localities to the Memleben monastery
Memleben Monastery Vineyard in the Museum of Memleben Monastery and Imperial Palace
LocationsMemleben stone caves
Grape varietiesPinot Blanc
HistoryMemleben Monastery, first mentioned in a document in 979, is a memorial foundation of Emperor Ottto II and his wife Theophanu in memory of his father Otto the Great (d. 973) and grandfather Henry I (d. 936). In a document from 998, Emperor Otto III transferred various villages, lands and vineyards to the Memleben monastery. This tradition was revived in 2012 with the planting of numerous vines. Since winegrowing was one of the main activities of the medieval monasteries, guests of the museum have the opportunity to actively participate in winegrowing.
Special offers: Historical information about the Saale-Unstrut wine region and the Memleben monastery.
Guided tours: Through the vineyard with instruction in practical work, hike to the vineyard, including guided tours of the vineyard and the Memleben monastery complex, on request.
Events: Workshops in the monastery's own vineyard with overnight stay in Memleben Monastery
LocationsMemleben stone caves
Grape varietiesPinot Blanc
HistoryMemleben Monastery, first mentioned in a document in 979, is a memorial foundation of Emperor Ottto II and his wife Theophanu in memory of his father Otto the Great (d. 973) and grandfather Henry I (d. 936). In a document from 998, Emperor Otto III transferred various villages, lands and vineyards to the Memleben monastery. This tradition was revived in 2012 with the planting of numerous vines. Since winegrowing was one of the main activities of the medieval monasteries, guests of the museum have the opportunity to actively participate in winegrowing.
Special offers: Historical information about the Saale-Unstrut wine region and the Memleben monastery.
Guided tours: Through the vineyard with instruction in practical work, hike to the vineyard, including guided tours of the vineyard and the Memleben monastery complex, on request.
Events: Workshops in the monastery's own vineyard with overnight stay in Memleben Monastery
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March 15 - October 31: daily 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., November 1 -
March 14: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. outdoor facility only (except holidays).
March 14: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. outdoor facility only (except holidays).
Where:
Address:
Memleben Monastery and Imperial Palace Museum
Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse 48
06642 Imperial Palace OT Memleben
Phone: +49 34672 / 60274
E-mail: info@kloster-memleben.de
website: http://www.kloster-memleben.de/
06642 Imperial Palace OT Memleben
Phone: +49 34672 / 60274
E-mail: info@kloster-memleben.de
website: http://www.kloster-memleben.de/
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