
In the Middle Ages, Cistercian monks made a point of enclosure. But there was also a whole life that was indispensable to the abbey outside this enclosure, or just on the edge of it, where the lay brothers played a major role.
In theory, monks do not leave the monastic enclosure, and no non-religious are allowed to enter. However, the abbey's life outside the enclosure was indispensable, and the lay brothers played a major role.
From the 13th to the 18th century, the abbey owned some 3,000 hectares of land: woods, pastures, vineyards, fishing grounds, mills, etc. This tour invites you to discover this outside life.
From the 13th to the 18th century, the abbey owned some 3,000 hectares of land: woods, pastures, vineyards, fishing grounds, mills, etc. This tour invites you to discover this outside life.
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Opening times
Opening times
On 4 May 2025
- 10:30 at 12:00
On 7 September 2025
- 10:30 at 12:00
On 5 October 2025
- 10:30 at 12:00