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Commanderies templières de France

A Templar Commandery is a set of buildings that hold both the monastery and the report farm. They are intended to obtain funds to support the action templars in the Holy Land, including the protection of pilgrims on the tomb of Christ in Jerusalem. 
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Commanderies templières de France

Sélection de 8 templar controls sur 109 en France

Commanderie du Ruou et Chapelle des Templiers de Villecroze
Commanderie templière
83690 Villecroze

The Commandery of the Ruou and its Templar Chapel, founded in the 12th century in Villecroze (Var), is a medieval ensemble transformed into a ceramic factory in the 19th century. This historic site, linked to the orders of the Temple and then of Saint John of Jerusalem, dominates a preserved Provencal landscape.
Commandery of Courval Templars
Commanderie templière
14410 Valdallière

Courval's Commanderie, founded in the 12th century in Valdallière (Normandy), is a former Templar settlement that became a hospital, with a classified Romanesque chapel and a medieval home rebuilt in the 15th century.
Temple of Coëfferie in Messac
Chapelle des Templiers
35480 Guipry-Messac

The chapel of the Temple of the Coëfferie, built in the 13th century in Guipry-Messac, Brittany, is an ancient Templar place transformed into a hospitalry, marked by medieval murals and a revamped Romanesque architecture.
House of Templars of Domart-en-Ponthieu
Maison des Templiers
80620 Domart-en-Ponthieu

The House of Templars of Domart-en-Ponthieu, building of the 15th-XVIth centuries, is an ancient Gothic house body classified as a historical monument in 1840, located in the Somme en Hauts-de-France.
Saint-Saturnin Church of Mauriac
Eglise romane
33540 Mauriac

The Saint-Saturnin church of Mauriac, a Romanesque building of the twelfth and sixteenth centuries in Gironde, combines religious architecture and defensive elements of the Wars of Religion. Classified as a Historic Monument in 2002, it houses outstanding carved capitals and murals.
Commandery of Caubin
Commanderie templière
64370 Arthez-de-Béarn

Caubin's Commandory, founded in 1154 in Arthez-de-Béarn, is a former commandory of the Hospitallers of Saint John of Jerusalem, classified as a historical monument for its medieval chapel and modern oratory.
Former Commandery known as the Castle
Commanderie templière
32340 Saint-Antoine

The former Commandery known as the Castle, founded in the 12th and 13th centuries in Saint-Antoine (Gers), was a hospital of the Antonins, transformed into Maltese property and then national at the Revolution. This historic monument bears witness to medieval religious and military architecture in Occitanie.
Puy Fort Eguille Templar Institution
Patrimoine Templier
47600 Nérac

The command office of Puy Fort Eguille, a former 12th-11th-century Templar settlement in Nerac (Lot-et-Garonne), became a hospital possession. Ruined in the Wars of Religion, it preserves a church, a house and a dovecote.