Opposite the Theodore-Zink-Museum is another beautiful, long, low building built by Premonstratensian monks in the Middle Ages as a farm that was first documented in 1216. In its eventful history it was once the summer residence of a Princess of Kaiserslautern in the 17th century. Today it hosts select exhibitions plus a permanent showcase of items from the Theodore-Zink-Museum, including a portrait of Mr. Zink and his wife. The chapel dates to the 15th century.

Admission free.