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The Rumbeck Monastery is the origin of today’s village.

As one of three Premonstratensian monasteries in the city of Arnsberg, it was of great importance until its secularization in 1804.

After the monastery was dissolved, distinctive buildings were lost (demolition or fire), so that the building ensemble is less recognizable as a monastery today than it was originally.

Today we are trying to make this place with all its facets understandable and experienceable again. To this end, all kinds of Measures implemented, which you can read here:

You can get a first impression of Rumbeck Monastery here with a Video from the building culture app of the city of Arnsberg.

Here is the fictional audio description of the Allendorfer carter Friedrich A. Clute-Simon from the end of the 17th century, which undertook numerous transport tasks in the Arnsberg-Sundern area.

The description of the carter is part of the Arnsberg Monastery Route. The Arnsberg monasteries can also be explored by e-bike.