Hoexter: Corvey Abbey UNESCO Site, Weser Renaissance Architecture, and the Weserbergland's Monastic Treasure
Hoexter has a population around 32,700 and lies on the Weser river in Nordrhein-Westfalen, in the Weserbergland hills. The Imperial Abbey of Corvey, a former Benedictine monastery founded in 822, is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Its Carolingian westwork is the oldest preserved church structure of its kind and contains 9th-century frescoes.
The Altstadt has Weser Renaissance buildings along the Weserstrasse and Marktstrasse. The Dechanei, a 16th-century deanery, is a fine example of the style. The Weser cycle path passes through. Holzminden is about 20 kilometres south. Paderborn is about 50 kilometres west. The Weserbergland landscape offers hiking. Adult companionship operates under NRW regulations.
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Hoexter has a population around 32,700 and lies on the Weser river in Nordrhein-Westfalen, in the Weserbergland hills. The Imperial Abbey of Corvey, a former Benedictine monastery founded in 822, is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Its Carolingian westwork is the oldest preserved church structure of its kind and contains 9th-century frescoes.
The Altstadt has Weser Renaissance buildings along the Weserstrasse and Marktstrasse. The Dechanei, a 16th-century deanery, is a fine example of the style. The Weser cycle path passes through. Holzminden is about 20 kilometres south. Paderborn is about 50 kilometres west. The Weserbergland landscape offers hiking. Adult companionship operates under NRW regulations.
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