Overview

• On May 30, 2025, the main building opened with 25 guest rooms, 11 themed seminar spaces and a refectory ready for conferences and retreats.
• The adjoining Josefstrakt remains closed after leaks in its sewage system were discovered and is now slated to welcome guests in autumn 2025.
• Diözesanmuseum Freising director Christoph Kürzeder led the project team in stripping away 20th-century alterations to expose original 18th-century walls, ceilings and frescoes.
• Visitors can admire restored highlights such as the Wessobrunner School stucco in the Festsaal and the rebuilt 19th-century Marienbrunnen fountain.
• Public access runs Thursday through Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm with guided tours available outside scheduled seminar events.