Aabach

This previous Benedictine religious community with its order, tomb and Switzerland's biggest nave, is firmly connected to the historical backdrop of the Habsburg tradition.

The most established internment place of the Habsburgs is in the one of a kind Abbey church; later tombs are in the Loreto house of prayer, with the hearts of Emperor Karl and his partner Zita.

As the Habsburgers ended up noticeably mindful that Radbot and Ita were establishing a cloister for the Benedictine priests in 1027, they gave them the adage "God should be celebrated no matter what": in music, in craftsmanship and in writing. A Good thousand years after the fact, this soul is still felt in Muri.

The premises shape an appealing and surely understood social focus where different expressions are worshiped in an awe inspiring setting.