Templar orderies in Occitanie

Templar Commandery
12230 Sainte-Eulalie-de-Cernon

The commandory of Sainte-Eulalie-de-Cernon, built in the 12th century by the Templars and then the Hospitallers, is an iconic fortified complex of Larzac, in Aveyron, mixing Romanesque church, conventual buildings and medieval ramparts.

Templar Commandery
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.

Stone
66000 Perpignan

The inlaid stone of Perpignan, dated 1431, is a medieval vestige located on Rue Fontaine-de-Na-Pincarda, linked to the hospitals of Saint John of Jerusalem. This historic monument adorns a wall above a public fountain.

Templar Commandery
30490 Montfrin

The former Commandery of Montfrin, founded by the Templiers in the 12th century, is a medieval complex located in the Gard, including chapel, tower and farm. Ranked a historical monument in 2003.

Templar Commandery
81990 Albi

The former commandory of Rayssac, built in the 15th and 18th centuries in Albi, is an emblematic hospital monument of Occitanie, marked by its medieval architecture and its temple frescoes.

Templar Commandery
81140 Vaour

Vaour Commanderie, founded in 1140 in the Tarn, is an ancient Templar fortress located between Albi and Montauban, now classified as a historical monument for its medieval remains and its regional historical role.

Templar Tower
46090 Villesèque

The Tower of Trebaix, built in the 13th and 14th centuries in Villesèque (Lot), is an ancient Templar and Hospitaller Commanderie, marked by a vaulted chapel and a defensive architecture typical of medieval Occitanie.

Templar Tower
32100 Condom

The Templar Tower of Condom, built in the 13th century, is a square tower transformed into a dwelling, located in Gers in Occitanie. Its medieval architecture retains defensive elements such as niches and merlons.