The history surrounding the Abbey and the tour. Also the unique items for sale. More

this is a very interesting tour...its differant from anything else in the area More

Technically, I did not visit the actual church itself--except for the downstairs. Our group stayed at the former dormitories where you can stay for the weekend, I think only as groups though. They have really nice accomodations, and wonderful, comfortable beds! Showers are only for each floor, but that didn't matter much to me. No wireless, but again, doesn't matter... More

Whenever my husband and I come home (Dickinson), I stop at Assumption Abbey. My uncle, Fr. Paul Kolling, resided there and this church has a special place in my heart because of him. The renovation to this historic church is breathtaking and I would love to be able to attend daily mass in this holy church. My husband also buys... More

The Bavarian Romanesque St. Mary's Church was built in 1906-1910 and renovated 2000-2005. The steeple design is called "Rhenish helm" featuring four diamond shapes. Thirty Benedictine monks reside at the Abbey. Guests can stay within the Abbey. The suggested daily donation is $25 and meals are a few dollars extra. I highly recommend scheduling a Sunday stay including the evening... More

The Abbey, or St. Mary's Church, was built in the early 1900's. It is a North Dakota landmark that is visible for hundreds of miles. In 2001, the church was completely rebuilt on the inside with all new electrical wiring, lighting, flooring, painting and stenciling. The stainglass windows are incredibly beautiful. Get off I-94 and visit this cute little town.... More