Clairvaux (Aube)

Clairvaux, located in the Aube region of France, is renowned for its historic Cistercian monastery founded in 1115. Founded by Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, it became a major religious center during the Middle Ages, known for its strict monastic discipline and influential role in spiritual life. The monastery's impressive Romanesque architecture and extensive vineyards contribute to its cultural and historical significance. Today, the site offers visitors a glimpse into medieval monastic life and the enduring legacy of monasticism in France.