Abbeys, Monasteries and Priories in Seine-Maritime

Priory
76000 Rouen

The priory of Saint-Louis-de-la-Rougemare, built in the 17th century in Rouen, is a former Benedictine convent whose chapel, classified as a historical monument, now houses a cultural theatre.

Priory
76940 La Mailleraye-sur-Seine

The priory of the Torps, Benedictine settlement of the 12th century, stands in the forest of Brotonne at La Mailleraye-sur-Seine, Normandy. Owned by the Abbey of Jumièges, it was transformed into a farm in the 19th century.

Priory
76110 Saint-Sauveur-d'Emalleville

The Priory of Saint-Sauveur, located in Saint-Sauveur-d'Emalleville in Normandy, is a church classified as a Historic Monument since 1929, owned by the commune.

Romanesque and Gothic Church
76600 Le Havre

La Rotonde de Graville, a former 18th-century water castle in Le Havre, is a historic underground building that served as a refuge in 1944. He was listed as a historical monument in 2016, demonstrating the period hydraulic engineering.

Priory
76680 Bellencombre

The priory of Bellencombre, a 12th century Augustin Priory located in Bellencombre, Normandy, is a classified historical monument, partially destroyed but preserving medieval remains.

Priory
76000 Rouen

The portal of the Priory Saint-Lô, a 15th century Gothic vestige in Rouen, is the only remaining part of the former Priory Church, classified as a historical monument in 1926. Located in the historic centre, it bears witness to a rich Norman religious and architectural past.

Abbey
76390 Aumale

The abbey of Saint-Martin d'Auchy, a former Benedictine abbey of the 16th and 18th centuries in Aumale, Normandy, preserves remains such as a round tower and a Maurist convent building, witness to its rich monastic past.

Abbey
76000 Rouen

Sainte-Catherine-du-Mont Abbey, a former Benedictine abbey of the 11th century, dominated Rouen in the Seine-Maritime. Founded by Gosselin de Rouen, it was destroyed in 1597 by order of Henry IV, after playing a major military and religious role in Normandy.