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ARCHABBEY of PANNONHALMA SAINT JACOB’S HOUSE Cultural, Architectural Route ENGLISH EDITION ARCHABBEY OF PANNONHALMA SAINT JACOB’S HOUSE Cultural, architectural route Nature trail Saint Jacob’s House Walkway to Common stage of the two routes ARCHABBEY OF PANNONHALMA PANNONHALMA WORLD HERITAGE VISITOR’S AND SURROUNDINGS CENTER 200 m VIATOR ABBEY TOURIST CENTER RESTAURANT AND WINE BAR ARBORETUM One year in Pannonhalma ARCHABBEY LAVENDER With each visit Pannonhalma shows Arcus Temporum – the art festival of DISTILLERY HERB HOUSE us a different face, Pannonhalma OPEN HERBAL GARDEN since each season offers events, Family programs in the Monastery STAGE AT which make it worth coming back. Herb blessing in August THE ARCHABBEY HOSPODAR WINERY Our religious feasts in spring – Saint Stephen’s feast GARDEN BIOMASS HEATING PLANT Saint Benedict’s day, Easter, Whitsunday, Autumn harvest in the six vineyards of MILLENIUM the Revitalisation of Nature in the Abbey Winery MONUMENT Arboretum and Herbal Garden October Organ Concert Saint Martin’s Day – family programs Blessing of our vineyards on Saint Orban’s Day ABBEY Lavender blossoming and harvest in summer Christmas Organ Concert EXHIBITION AREA OUR LADY CHAPEL Events held at Viator Restaurant and on the Saint John’s Day wine blessing tasting terrace of the Abbey Winery Saint Vincent’s Day – grape blessing BOLDOG MÓR VIEWPOINT Pannonhalma Dear Visitors, No matter from which direction you approach our place, “like a royal throne, Pannonhalma hovers” in front of your eyes, as the Hungarian poet Ferenc Kazinczy wrote in his first impression of Saint Martin’s monastery. This “town built on a hill” welcomes everyone with love and presents its visitors with its beauty, peace, and sometimes indescribable secrets, at least for a short time. The huge wrought iron gate of the monastery is open to arriving guests, demonstrating the hospitality of the local monks. The Benedictine community, living according to the Christian mission, has been “praying and working” for one thousand five hundred years in Europe, and for more than a thousand years in Hun- gary. We would like to reveal to our PANNONHALMA dear visitors the soul, architectural beauty and spiritual richness of this one thousand-year-old place, with which you can become familiar on our historical walk, and we would he Archabbey, which has a history the establishment of the Christian Europe of like to draw your attention to our of more than a thousand years, was the Middle Ages and in the handing down of winery, restaurant and herbal gar- T built on the almost 300 metre high classic civilisation. Besides its pastoral role, den which has recently been reborn. hill located at the meeting point of Bakony education became central to the life of the I wish from my heart what you see and the Little Hungarian Plain, and is easily order from the beginning of the 19th century. and experience in Pannonhalma, re- visible from a distance. Within the walls The modern name of Pannonhalma also dates mains with you in your everyday life of the imposing complex, now the same back to this time, when it first emerged in the and brings you peace and joy. order of Benedictine monks live and work, correspondence of the poet Ferenc Kazinczy following the intellectuality of the Rule of and the Benedictine monk Izidor Guzmics, as Saint Benedict of Nursia (480–547), for whom the Hungarian name for the Latin Mons Sacer Grand Prince Géza, the father of King Saint Pannoniae. The Archabbey of Pannonhal- ASZTRIK Stephen founded the monastery in 996. The ma and its surroundings, a highly significant Benedictine monks who lived in the monastery religious, cultural and educational centre of which was erected in honour of Saint Mar- Hungary, was pronounced part of the World VÁRSZEGI tin of Tours, played a significant role in both Heritage in 1996. Archabbot LIFE TODAY he monks have time for God. They Earth for their forthcoming lives. Written at gather three times a day for common the beginning of the century, the Rules of Saint T prayer and worship in Pannonhal- Benedict VI can be summarised thus „Ora et ma. The monks take the life of Jesus and his labora et lege – pray, work and read”. The same followers as their example of community life. ideal still pervades everyday life today. The Christ is head of the community. According to monks of the monastery perform numerous their belief, the abbot is the surrogate of Christ services. They carry out pastoral work in the in the monastery, who guides the individual communities of the region, teach and educate monks and the community in their life-long at universities, secondary schools and hostels search for God. The monks highly appreciate and run a social care home. The enterprises this world but do not consider it as the final and institutions provide employment for destination. This is the first station of their more than three hundred people. The saying eternal life proceeding towards the God’s Holy of Saint Benedict is vindicated in the various Realm. They are willing to forego marriage, services: „Ut in omnibus glorificetur Deus! TODAY wealth and vindication of self-will here on the That in all things God may be glorified!” BASILICA THE CRYPT he greater part of today’s Saint Martin church was extended during the regulation of he red marble gates built at the turn comprising human heads. Bays have been Basilica of Pannonhalma, was built at King Matthias, the star-domed ceiling of the of the 17th and 18th centuries, opening sunk into both side walls of the Eastern dome. T the beginning of the 13th century during sanctum, the Eastern end of the naves and the T from the main nave of the Basilica on One is an armarium bay (storage place for the reign of Abbot Uros (1207–1243) in early Saint Benedict Chapel were all built at that time. the right and left sides, imitating the Roman books and liturgy instruments) while the other Gothic style. Recent archaeological findings The interior was completely ruined during the style, lead to the rectangular space of the Crypt is a lavabo (small hand-washing basin). On the have shed light on the wall remains of earlier Turkish era. Significant renovation commenced covered by cross vaults resting on six pillars and straight closing wall of the Crypt three lunettes constructions. It was most likely consecrated in in the 1720’s during the reign of Archabbot Be- cantilevers. The pillars rest on wide octagonal can be found. According to legend the throne- 1224. The Basilica, which is divided into four well nedek Sajghó, then later in the 1860’s under the base plates, the column heads and cantilevers like seating bay ornamented with three lobes separated parts, is fifty metres long with three leadership of Ferenc Storno. In the present day are covered in a thick budding leaf motif. In covered in red marble beneath the stairs of the naves, carries the imprint of three architectural the interior of the church was renewed based on the Western dome stages the ornamentation Crypt is the chair of Saint Stephen; however it workshops. In addition to the work of Hungarian the designs of the British architect John Pawson, is enriched by symbolic carved wooden figures was more likely an abbot’s throne. masters, Upper-Rhein and North-French in order to provide a worthy place for the monks’ influences can be seen within the building. The liturgy after the Second Vatican Council. The technical historical curiosity of the star-domed ceiling of the late Gothic Saint Benedict Chapel is its hanging closing stones: the small pillars which hold these are reinforced from inside by iron rods The heart urn of Ottó Habsburg (1912–2011) is located in the Crypt. fixed in the attic. - VIATOR APÁTSÁGI ÉTTEREM - ARBORÉTUM (6.) MILLENNIUMI EMLÉKMŰ (.) JEGY TICKET - SZENT JAKAB HÁZ - GYÓGYNÖVÉNYKERT (7.) BOLDOGASSZONY KÁPOLNA ( .) APÁTSÁGI MAJOR LÁTOGATÓKÖZPONT (.) BOLDOG MÓR KILÁTÓ (­.) Fogadóépület APÁTSÁGI PINCÉSZET (.) Csak a szezonban Empfangsgebäude Tourist season only Visitor's center nur in der Saison LátogathatÓ TERÜletek A Főapátságban AREAS of THE Archabbey open TO THE public ÖFFENTLICH ZUGÄNGLICH IN DER ERZABTEI 1. Bazilika / Basilica / Basilika 2. Altemplom / Crypt / Unterkirche 3. Kerengő / Cloister / Kreuzgang 4. Könyvtár / Library / Bibliothek 5. Kiállítótér / Exhibition / Ausstellung Kijárat Exit Ausgang LátogathatÓ TERÜletek A Főapátságon KÍVÜL AREAS around THE Archabbey open TO THE public ÖFFENTLICH ZUGÄNGLICH RUND UM DIE ERZABTEI Szt. Asztrik szobor sorompó 6. Arborétum / Botanical Garden / Arboretum Csak a szezonban Tourist season only nur in der Saison 7. Gyógynövénykert / Herbal Garden / Kräutergarten 8. Millenniumi emlékmű / Millennium memorial / Millenniumsdenkmal (Csak kívülről tekinthető meg, No entry allowed, Kein Eintritt) 9. Boldogasszony-kápolna / Our Lady Chapel / Marienkapelle 10. Boldog Mór kilátó / Look-out Point / Aussichtspunkt 11. Apátsági Pincészet / Abbey Winery / Abteikellerei JEGY Látogatói bejárat TICKET (csak idegenvezetéssel, guided tour only, nur mit Führung) 12. Apátsági Major Látogatóközpont Abbey exhibition area / Landesausstellung 50 m Visitor’s entrance Besuchereingang Kijelölt útvonal a látogatói bejárathoz Way to the visitor’s entrance / Weg zum Besuchereingang Az audio guide javasolt útvonala Recommended Audio Guide Route / Die Route für Audio Guide Látogatható területek a Főapátságban Bazilika Kerengő Könyvtár Gyógynövénykert Apátsági Pincészet Viator Apátsági Étterem Basilica Cloister Library Herbal Garden Abbey Winery Viator Abbey Restaurant Areas of the Archabbey open to the public Basilika Kreuzgang Bibliothek Kräutergarten Abteikellerei Abteirestaurant Viator Öffentlich zugänglich in der Erzabtei he Library has been an important part of the monastery since its foundation. According to a certificate from the era T of Saint László (around 1090), by the end of the 11th century 80 volumes (approximately 200 works) were registered in Pan- nonhalma. In 1786 when the order was dismissed, the collection amounted more than 4000 volumes. In 1802 only one part of the books were returned to the monastery’s library.
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