The Cistercian monastery in Trzebnica, Poland, was founded in 1202 and is one of the oldest Cistercian establishments in the country. It was established by Saint Hedwig of Silesia, who played a significant role in promoting the Cistercian order in the region. The monastery is known for its beautiful Romanesque architecture and serene surroundings. Throughout its history, the monastery has been a center of spiritual life and education. It has faced various challenges, including wars and political changes, but it has remained an important religious site. Today, the monastery continues to be a place of worship and pilgrimage for many visitors.