Chartreuse du Mont-Saint-Jean

Chartreuse du Mont-Saint-Jean is a historic Carthusian monastery located in southern France, founded in 1317 by King Charles IV of France. It served as a religious community where monks lived a contemplative life, combining prayer, silence, and manual work. Surrounded by scenic landscapes, the monastery features medieval architecture and tranquil gardens. Over the centuries, it played a significant spiritual and cultural role in the region. Today, the site is preserved as a monument, offering insight into monastic life and history, while also attracting visitors interested in historic religious sites and architecture.