Prieuré de Bray

The priory of Saint-Victor de Bray was built in accordance with the wishes of Guy V Le Bouteiller, who donated the land in his will in 1249 to build an abbey dependent on the abbey of Saint-Victor de Paris. It comprises vast farm buildings with cellars, a dovecote and a Gothic chapel built in 1259. In 1791, it was sold as national property and leased to farmers. Between 1926 and 1943, the buildings and part of the cellars were listed as historic monuments. Since 1998, the current owners have been restoring the buildings and chapel.

Guided tours available during the opening period from late August to late September.

• Temporary exhibitions
• Specific thematic animation
• Workshop for adults
• Conferences
• Children's workshop
• Conferences
• Tasting

• Free visit: no

Tour languages

• French

Equipment

• Bicycle parking lot
• Equipped meeting room

Services

• Free parking
• Bathroom

Means of payment

• Bank checks
• Cash