Kloster Einsiedeln

Review as a pilgrim: an amazing place to visit but also to stay, the prices are fair for accommodation and dinner and breakfast. Super clean and very nice welcome, definitely can recommend to a pilgrim. Check in is behind the church, you can see it on the picture, definitely come back as a visitor, thank you very much

Amazing Abbey, you immediately feel the presence of God from the first step. The monks are loving and inviting. It really a place of prayer and Spritual growth

Einsiedeln is one of Switzerland's most renowned pilgrimage sites, home to the impressive Abbey of Einsiedeln, founded in the 10th century. A highlight of the Abbey is the revered statue of the Black Madonna, dating back to the 15th century, which attracts pilgrims and visitors seeking spiritual connection. Surrounded by stunning Swiss landscapes, Einsiedeln offers opportunities for hiking and exploring nature while hosting cultural events and seasonal festivals that celebrate local traditions. Visiting this charming town multiple times a year allows you to experience its beauty and spiritual ambiance in different seasons, making it a truly inspirational destination.

Beautiful church with nice horse stables in the back. We enjoyed the church bells and petting the horses. we didn’t need tickets. Parking spots were available nearby (weekday)

Love the area, scenery, architecture and small coffee shops. Ample parking spots around the street. give an hour to go inside the monastery and explore every picture and artifact.

A local landmark that is well worth a visit. We had the chance to see the light shows which were absolutely stunning too!

Such a wonderful pilgrimage I had! The interior is quite detailed and just magnificent.

We have been planning this pilgrimage for over year and it didn't disappoint us. It was arduos trip for 2 seniors from the Philippines and having seen the Black Madonna and the Abbey/Cathedral it was well worth the trip. If you have the chance to visit this Catholic site stay two or more days and savor the grandeur of the Holy Site.