The Abbey of Novacella, also known as Kloster Neustift, is a historic monastery located near Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy. Founded in 1142 by the Augustinian Canons, it is one of the oldest monasteries in the region. The abbey features stunning Romanesque and Gothic architecture, with a beautiful church and well-preserved cloisters. The abbey is also known for its wine production, particularly its white wines made from local grape varieties. Visitors can explore the abbey's rich history through its museum, which showcases religious artifacts and art. The surrounding vineyards and scenic landscapes add to the site's charm.