Abbey of Royaumont

The Abbey of Royaumont is a historic Gothic monastery located near Paris, founded in the 13th century by King Louis IX. Originally a Cistercian monastery, it served as a center for religious life, study, and agriculture. Today, it is renowned as a cultural and educational site, hosting concerts, workshops, and conferences. Its well-preserved Gothic architecture, tranquil gardens, and peaceful atmosphere make it a significant example of medieval religious heritage. The abbey also functions as a venue for arts and music events, attracting visitors interested in history, architecture, and cultural exchange.