Where the Nahe and Glan rivers meet, the Disibodenberg rises up into the air and offers a sweeping view of the Nahe valley. Centuries-old stone remains rest on its heights. They bear witness to a life behind cool monastery walls whose origins date back to Disibodus, who built the first settlement on this symbolic site around 640. Today, a three-trunked oak tree rises up amidst the ruins of the abbey church as a symbol of the Trinity.
Nature and history have come together here to create a unique and mystical place. Between the remains of walls and old gravestones, you can follow in the footsteps of the most famous woman of the Middle Ages: St. Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179) spent most of her life in the Bendictine monastery on the Disibodenberg.
Here she recorded her visions in the famous book Scivias and developed her world-famous naturopathy, which is still used today.
accessible all year round
from Easter to October:
Saturdays 12.00 - 18.00
Sundays, public holidays 11.00 - 17.00
and all year round on request
| Adults (from 18 years) | 5,00 € |
| reduced |
4,00 € |
| Children | free |
Disibodenberg Visitor Center
Scivias Foundation
55571 Odernheim am Glan
anfrage@disibodenberg.de
www.disibodenberg.de
You can reach the Disibodenberg via the A61 (Bad Kreuznach exit) and B41 (Waldböckelheim exit). Follow the signs to Odernheim. The Odernheim district of Disibodenberg begins immediately on leaving Staudernheim, where you turn off in the direction of "Klosterruine Disibodenberg" and follow a narrow road for about 1100 m, which has five turn-offs. You will come to a large parking lot, which is reserved for buses at the front and can be used by cars at the back.this is the entrance to the museum and the gate to the monastery ruins.you will need 15 minutes to climb up to the monastery ruins, which are about 30 m above. We recommend sturdy shoes. Unfortunately, the mountain is not barrier-free.