Things to See in the Languedoc: Historic Abbeys, Priories,
Monastries and Convents: For Churches,
Basilicas, Cathedrals, Chapels and Hermitages click here.
- Fontfroide Abbey. One of the great
Cistercian
abbeys (XIIth century)in an excellent state of preservation.
Privately owned, but open to the public. In the Aude
département. Click on the
following link for more on the Fontfroide Abbey

- Lagrasse Abbey, in the
Corbières in the Aude
département. Click on the following link for
more on the Abbey of Lagrasse
Lagrasse Abbey

- Saint-Papoul. in the Aude
département. Click on the following link for
more on the
Saint-Papoul Abbey

- Saint-Hilaire. in the Aude
département. Click on the following link for
more on the
Saint-Hilaire Abbey

- Alet les Bains in the Aude
département. Click on the following link for
more on the Abbey
at Alet-les-Bains
- Villelongue in the Aude
département
- Saint Polycarpe in the Aude
département
- Caunes-Minervois in the Aude
département
- Saint Martin Le Vieil in the Aude
département
- Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert in
the Hérault
département. Click on the following link for
more on the
Abbey of Saint-Guilhem-le-Desert

- Chartreuse
de Valbonne: in the Gard Département Large
medieval monastery located in a forest. Offers visits,
wine-making, bed and breakfast, cultural events, rental
for seminars. WEbsite covers history, activities, and
wines.
- Saint-Félix-de-Montceau in the Hérault
Département
- Saint-Michel-de-Cuxa in the Pyrénées-Orientales
Département. Benedictine monks have been here since
578. The Abbey is pre-Romanesque and the cloister (in
pink marble) Ronanesque. Concerts during the festival
Pablo Casals at nearby Prades. Tel: 04 68 96 13 35
- Saint-Martin-du-Canigou in the Pyrénées-Orientales
Département. Abbey Church and cloister of the XI-XIIth
centuries. Tel: 04 68 05 50 03.
- Prieuré de Serrabona (literally,
the Priory of the Good Mountain) in the Pyrénées-Orientales.
Consecrated in 1151 and classified as a Monument Historique
in 1838. Beautiful capitals in the cloister. Open 10am-6pm,
except Public Holidays. Entry charge. (Turn off the N116
onto the D618 then follow the signs).
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