House of the Convention

In the Middle Ages it was a kind of a common room where the knights of the Malbork convent spent their free time listening to music from the gallery – a decorative porch on the north wall. The current interior fittings have been arranged in a similar way to the adjacent refectory.

In the Middle Ages it was a kind of a common room where the knights of the Malbork convent spent their free time listening to music from the gallery – a decorative porch on the north wall. The current interior fittings have been arranged in a similar way to the adjacent refectory.

The cross-ribbed vault of this high hall rests on three slender pillars. In the Middle Ages it was a kind of a common room where the knights of the Malbork convent spent their free time listening to music from the gallery – a decorative porch on the north wall. The current interior fittings have been arranged in a similar way to the adjacent refectory.

The interior once used by the religious brothers to rest, was sometimes called the after-dinner rest room for this reason.