Templar Commanderies in the East

Templar Commandery
67600 Sélestat

The commandory of Saint John, a 16th-century Renaissance building in Sélestat (Great East), is a former hospital priory marked by the order of Saint John of Jerusalem, now classified historical monument.

Templar Tower
54100 Nancy

The tower of the Commanderie Saint-Jean-du-Vieil-Aître, a 12th century Romanesque vestige in Nancy, is the oldest building in the city. It bears witness to the history of the Hospitallers and Dukes of Lorraine.

Templar Commandery
10400 Montpothier

The Commandery of Fresnoy, founded in the 4th quarter of the 12th century in Montpothier (Aube), is a former Templar settlement classified as a historical monument in 1994, including a medieval chapel and capitular hall.

Templar Commandery
55300 Apremont-la-Forêt

The Commanderie de Marbotte, founded at the beginning of the 13th century in Apremont-la-Forêt (Great East), is a medieval complex including a chapel, convent buildings and a fortified farm, witness to the religious and agricultural architecture of the 12th–12th centuries.

Templar Commandery
52210 Leffonds

The Commandery of Mormant, founded in the 12th century in Leffonds (Great East), is a former medieval hospital that became a Templar and Hospitaller commander, marked by religious and military architecture.

Templar Commandery
88320 Robécourt

The Commandery of Robecourt, built in the 4th quarter of the 16th century, is a former hospital building located in the Vosgian village of Robecourt (Great East), linked to the order of Saint John of Jerusalem.

Romanesque Church
88130 Rugney

Xugney Commanderie, a 12th century Templar Commandory located in Rugney (Vosges), is a listed historical monument marked by its Romanesque church and hospital past after 1314.

68750 Bergheim

The former Tempelhof Templar Commandery, dating from the 16th century, is a historic building located in Bergheim (High Rhine), a witness to the Alsatian Renaissance architecture and the Hospitaller Order.