In 1262, Saint Louis founded the Saint-Maurice priory, within the perimeter of the royal castle, to house the relics of twenty-four martyrs of the Theban Legion, companions of Saint Maurice. Of the monastic ensemble there remains the eastern wing of the Saint-Maurice priory, remodeled until the 19th century, whose monks' dormitory, upstairs, has been restored. During your visit you will discover the astonishing wooden ceiling called "reversed boat hull". The priory is open to visitors during events and European Heritage Days.

Activities

  • Temporary exhibitions
  • Specific thematic animation
  • Conferences

Visit

  • Guided tour: no
  • Free visit: no

Opening

From 01 January to 31 December
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thusday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

Open only during events