Former sacristy, passage and stairwell located on both sides of the capitular hall; four bodies of buildings closing the so-called courtyard Louis XIV, including the part that spans the bed of the torrent to the east and the mill to the north; decorative elements (buildings by destination) of the building body located between the cloister and the courtyard Louis XIV, namely: woodwork of the living room green, stuccos and woodwork of the large living room with the paintings of Burgstaal, stained glass windows composed of watercolored papers between two glass plates closing the bays of the music room (former dormitory of the monks), historiated and decorative ceramic panels of the large living room and the office, woodwork of the library; entrance gate of the abbey; courtyard of honour and architectural decoration that closes it; soil of the great rose garden; park and terraces with their statues and factories; remains of the medieval building body that crossed the torrent east of the cloister; chapel of Father John; fence wall; well south of the abbey; two cylindrical towers west and northeast; Farms with the two medieval bridges that connect it to the abbey (cad. G 320, 331, 332, 334, 336 to 338, 340): inscription by order of 15 September 1988 - All the built-up parts located inside the enclosure of the abbey, including the entrance porch, the cloister area, the enclosure walls and the staggered terraces, except - with regard to the building body located between the cloister and the so-called "Louis XIV" courtyard - the following interior decorative elements: the woodwork and painted canvases of the green living room, the stucco and woodwork of the large living room with Burgstahl's paintings, the watercoloured paper windows between two glass plates closing the bays of the music hall (former dormitory of monks), the historiated and decorative ceramic panels of the parlor and the office, the woodwork of the library (see Box G 336 to 338): by order of 21 February 2001

Pierre de Castelnau - Pontifical Legat	Killed in 1208, triggering the crusade.
Olivier de Termes - Benefactor and knight	Finance the Chapel of the Dead.
Jacques Fournier (Benoît XII) - Abbé become Pope	Elected in 1334, only Cistercian pope.
Gustave Fayet - Owner and restaurant	Buy the abbey in 1908, start its renovation.
Odilon Redon - Symbolic painter	Decorate the library in 1910.