Convents classified in the Hauts-de-France

Couvent
80000 Amiens

The convent of the Grey Sisters of Amiens, founded in the 15th century in the Saint-Germain district, was a place of care and welcome for the poor and travellers. Its remains, protected since 1940, include an 18th century cloister integrated into a public square.

Couvent
02300 Blérancourt

The Convent of the Feuillants of Blérancourt, founded in 1614, is a former convent located in the Aisne, of which today only the monumental entrance gate, classified as a historical monument since 1928.

Couvent
02000 Laon

The Convent of the Lady of Laon, built in the 17th century in Aisne, is a former monastery dedicated to the teaching of young girls, now partially classified as historical monuments.

Couvent
59400 Cambrai

The former Convent of the Recollets of Cambrai, founded in the 13th century, is a historical monument located in the North, mixing Gothic remains and monastic history over more than five centuries.

Couvent
59000 Lille

Former 15th century convent in Lille, founded for repentant girls, now partially classified as a historical monument. Its remains include a neoclassical chapel and a 17th century building.

Couvent
59000 Lille

Former 17th century convent in Lille, in Flemish style, transformed into a luxury hotel after its decommissioning. Ranked historic monument in 1977.

Couvent
59000 Lille

The Dominican convent in Lille, a jewel of contemporary religious architecture from the 3rd quarter of the 20th century, is distinguished by its blend of brick, concrete and glass. Located on Salomon Avenue, it is labeled 20th Century Heritage and listed as a historical monument since 2002.

Cloître
60155 Beauvais

The cloister of Beauvais Cathedral, located in the Oise in Hauts-de-France, is a historical monument partially damaged by fire. Ranked in 1927, it bears witness to the medieval religious heritage of the region.