Visit to the Priory
A must-see site in Cons-La-Grandville . What to see and do at the Priory of Cons-La-Grandville Cultural visits Guided tours only. Open from May 2nd to October 25th, from 2pm to 6pm. Located south of the castle, the Priory of Cons-La-Grandville invites you to discover…
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Priory of Cons-La-Grandville
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A must-see site in Cons-La-Grandville . What to see and do at the Priory of Cons-La-Grandville
Cultural visits
Guided tours only. Open from May 2nd to October 25th, from 2pm to 6pm.
Located south of the castle, the Priory of Cons-La-Grandville invites you to discover a unique historical site, founded by the first lord of Cons, Dudon, and his wife Hadwige. This Benedictine priory, rebuilt in the 1760s by the renowned architect Laurent Benoît Dewez, offers a glimpse into the history and architecture of the 18th century.
Prices and days for guided tours:
- Opening period :
- From May 2nd to October 25th
- Open Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 2pm to 6pm
- Groups : By appointment only
Prices:
- Individuals :
- Adults: €8
- Children under 18: Free
Description :
The Priory of Cons-La-Grandville , a listed historical monument, comprises not only a convent building but also outbuildings essential to the monks' daily life, such as a bread oven dating from 1609, a dovecote from 1688, and an 18th-century barn . This barn is also the heart of the site's cultural activities , hosting various events throughout the year. This peaceful setting is also available for your receptions and corporate events.
Come and discover this fascinating heritage and immerse yourself in the history of this priory while enjoying the beauty of its park.
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<p>This <strong>remarkable group of buildings</strong> bears witness to the history of the <strong>Priory of Saint-Michel</strong> , formerly attached to the <strong>Benedictine Abbey of Saint-Hubert</strong> in the Ardennes. Founded in the <strong>12th century</strong> by <strong>Dudon de Cons</strong> and his wife <strong>Hadwige de Chiny</strong> , the priory succeeded an old castle, the memory of which it still preserves today.</p><p> <strong>Benedictine monks</strong> occupied the site until the <strong>mid-18th century</strong> , leaving behind a striking spiritual and architectural legacy, visible through the structures still standing.</p>
