Description
Founded by Henry II Plantagenet in 1157 for the Hermites of Grandmont, this priory boasts 12th-century buildings: part of the nave of the church (place of worship), and the former dormitory and refectory buildings.
Guided tour of the church, exteriors and former monastic kitchen.
Founded in 1157 by Henry II Plantagenet for the Hermits of Grandmont, this priory preserves valuable evidence of its medieval history. Its 12th-century buildings—including part of the church’s nave, the former dormitories, and the monks’ refectory—offer a glimpse into the daily life of the religious community that once lived there. The guided tour will take you on a journey of discovery through the church, the exterior of the priory, and the former monastic kitchen, offering a glimpseof the architecture and heritage of this place steeped in history.