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Sültequelle
A glimpse into 11th-century heritage
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Hildesheim’s Sültequelle reveals the legacy of a monastic district founded in 1029. Once positioned outside the city walls, it tells of an era when the area lay beyond the East Gate. This service building captures the spiritual essence of a site that has endured nearly a millennium.
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In 1029, the Sültequelle was part of the monastic district.
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- Founded
- 1029
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Guided Story
In front of you lies the Sültequelle, a place steeped in history and spiritual significance. Founded in 1029, this was once a monastic district situated just outside the city walls of its time. Look north, and you might spot the Novotel nearby. Imagine how, nearly a millennium ago, this area shaped the lives and spirituality of its inhabitants. This service building still holds the aura of bygone days, narrating the deep-rooted history of Hildesheim. Just a bit south, you'll find the Lindemannsche Villa, another piece of this historic landscape.
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