Abbaye de Beauport

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Paimpol, France

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Cultural association· Heritage preservation· Tourist attraction

Abbaye de Beauport Details

Abbaye de Beauport is located in Paimpol, France on Chemin de l'Abbaye. Abbaye de Beauport is rated 4.6 out of 5 in the category cultural association in France.

Address

Chemin de l'Abbaye

Postal code

22500

City

Paimpol

Country

France

Phone

+33 296551858

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We were late by 20 minutes, but the abbaye is worth visiting even to have a look of it from the outside.

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gabriele germano
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very beautiful and suggestive

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Barrie New
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Lovely ruined abbey that we passed on a cycle tour. The cycle path is a not easy in this area.

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Dominik Schweizer
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The outside of this 12th century monastery looks great, unfortunately the interior was not accessible during lunch time. It is also the starting place for the Saint Jacques trail to Compostela.

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lili Froufrou
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Lovely Abbaye well preserved on a bucolic site. 6 euros well Worth a visit.

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Marie-Jo Cancre
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Beautiful building and ruins of what used to be an abbaye. Thé vegetation in the ruins makes them look very romantic.

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JACQUIE BROWN
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Beautiful place, tranquil and informative.

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The Beauport abbey Located in the town of Paimpol , northern Brittany , France. It is one of the most visited abbeys in Brittany and an interesting example of the early use of gothic style architecture. The abbey was originally founded in the 13th century, overlooking Paimpol Bay and covering an area of almost 125 hectares. It was an influential abbey that controlled extensive lands both in Brittany and in England. The abbey also had income from local farmers and from trade in Paimpol Bay, so it became quite wealthy for several hundred years. The monastery lasted until the French revolution, when it was dissolved (as were all French abbeys) After that, the buildings were used for various purposes including a Town Hall, a school, a manor house and a cider press.

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