Ten Putte Abbey, Gistel
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Facts and practical information
Ten Putte Abbey is a monastery with an abbey in Gistel, roughly 8 km to the south of Ostend, in the western part of Belgium. It was built to mark the spot where, in 1070, Saint Godelina was murdered by strangulation and then thrown into a pond. Before 2007 the abbey was home to nine Benedictine nuns, who were members of the wider Subiaco Cassinese Congregation in West Flanders. Since 2007 it has been occupied by brothers and sisters of the "Mother of Peace" community. ()
Day trips
Ten Putte Abbey – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)
Nearby attractions include: Atlantic Wall open-air museum, Mu.ZEE, Vladslo German war cemetery, Lange Max Museum.