Convents classified in Lorraine

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57100 Thionville

Former 17th-century convent in Thionville, transformed into a town hall in 1898, classified as a historical monument. Founded by the Claress for the education of young girls.

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54210 Saint-Nicolas-de-Port

The convent of the Congregation of Notre Dame, built in the 18th century in Saint-Nicolas-de-Port en Grand Est, is a listed historical monument. Its chapel, protected since 1988, illustrates the religious architecture of Lorraine.

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57470 Hombourg-Haut

The former Recollet convent of Hombourg-Haut, built in the 18th century in the Great East, is a historic monument in stone, marked by its sober monastic architecture and successive transformations.

55300 Saint-Mihiel

The convent of the Minimes, in Saint-Mihiel (Great East), is a former Benedictine priory of the 12th century, partially rebuilt in the 17th century by the minimal brothers. It combines Romanesque architecture and vaulted cloister.

57000 Metz

The Recollet Convent, a former 13th-XIVth-century medieval convent in Metz, now houses the European Institute of Ecology and municipal archives in its historic buildings.

54200 Toul

Former 17th century convent in Toul, Great East, now transformed into a building. Only the stone entrance door has been classified as Historic Monument since 1941.

88700 Rambervillers

The Centre School, a 17th-century Benedictine convent in Rambervillers (Great East), now houses a media library and a kindergarten. Partially listed as historical monuments in 1995.

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88500 Mirecourt

The convent of the Congregation-Notre-Dame de Mirecourt, built in the 19th century, is a historical monument located in Mirecourt in the Vosges, housing a theatre in its old chapel.