Montjoyer
Montjoyer

The Grange de Montjoyer, built by the Cistercian monks who founded the Abbey of Notre Dame d'Aiguebelle in 1137, was the origin of the village that developed in the 12th and 13th centuries.
From its medieval past, Montjoyer has preserved a number of alleyways with covered passageways, and a section of rampart into which a gateway, which must have been that of the village, opens.
At the entrance to the village stands an imposing 19th-century white church.
The Abbey, nestled in a small valley, is still home to a Cistercian community of some thirty monks who live by manual labor, help the poor as much as they can and welcome those who wish to take a moment of meditation in their lives. Bookshop, store selling regional and monastic products, video room and exhibitions.
26230 Montjoyer
Drôme (26)
Ça peut vous intéresser

Restaurant La Fontaine de Rocoule

La Ferme des Eybrachas

La Ferme Les Eybrachas

Le Pré de l’Aube – Hawthorn

Boutique de l’Abbaye Notre Dame d’Aiguebelle

Terrain multisports
Biosphère Canyon

Canyoning “Biosphère Canyon”

Le Pré de l’Aube

La Confrérie du Diamant Noir de Derzas – Escape Game

Le mas bohême
