Benedictine Abbey Admont
Benedictine Abbey Admont, founded in 1074, is one of Austria’s oldest monasteries and is well-known for its rich history and cultural significance. It houses the largest monastic library in the world and is a center of spirituality, education, and art. In addition to its religious and cultural role, the Abbey is also involved in various other operations, including farming, forestry, and tourism. This unique combination of historical heritage and modern entrepreneurship makes Benedictine Abbey Admont a significant regional cultural and economic player.