Convents classified in the Great East

54200 Toul

The convent of Saint-Léon, a former 18th-century Augustine abbey in Toul (Great East), now houses a college. Founded in the 11th century, it was rebuilt after medieval destruction.

Couvent
68480 Bouxwiller

The convent of Luppach, built in the middle of the seventeenth century in Bouxwiller (Haut-Rhin), is an Alsatian historical monument inscribed since 1981, emblematic of the religious architecture of the region.

57000 Metz

The Carmelite convent, located in Metz, is a former 19th-century monastery transformed into a cultural complex. It now houses concert halls and medieval remains on St. Croix Hill.

52000 Chaumont

The former Carmelite convent, located in Chaumont en Haute-Marne, is a religious building whose chapel has maintained a ceiling classified as a historical monument since 1972. Transformed after the Revolution, it now houses cultural institutions.

Couvent
88300 Neufchâteau

Former 17th-18th century convent in Neufchâteau (Grand Est), transformed into a court and then a theatre, classified as a historical monument. Doric and interior facade remarkable rock.

Couvent
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.

Couvent
68250 Rouffach

The Convent of the Recollets of Rouffach, founded in the 13th century and renovated in the 17th century, is a convent and religious complex located in Rouffach in Alsace, including a Gothic church and buildings classified as historical monuments since 1921.

Cloître
57000 Metz

The Recollet cloister of Metz, a former medieval convent of the 13th-XIVth centuries, now houses the European Institute of Ecology and municipal archives in the Old Town district.