Abbaye de Belval, Troisvaux

Arrivée : 13:00 (1:00) - 18:00 (6:00) (En cas de contrainte particulières, n’hésitez pas à demander un aménagement.)

Départ : 00:00 (12:00) - 11:00 (11:00)

Histoire

The ND de Belval abbey was founded in 1893 on the initiative of Abbot Trannoy, parish priest of Troisvaux who determined some Trappistines from the Abbey of Laval, in Mayenne, to found an abbey in an old stately home in the heart of the Ternois.

The foundation was put under the patronage of Saint Benoit Labre. Following the departure of the religious congregation from the Cistercian order in 2012, continuing the work undertaken and completing it with new activities corresponds to the aspirations and needs of the territory.

The association wishes to develop initiatives to continue to bring this place to life, which is one of the remarkable sites of the Ternois.

Restauration et Boissons

Catering available for groups (+15 people) only on request and prior reservation. Please send your request by e-mail if you have a group.

Please note: ½ board or full board is not available to individual clients. Breakfast is provided from 7:30 a.m. until 10:00 a.m.

Espaces verts et alentours

It consists of two distinct parts.

A first area, at the bottom of the valley, is open.Large lawns are bordered here and there by shrub beds and trees. In its center, a set of yews and lime trees resembles a mini French garden.

The second part of the park, which faces the imposing abbey building, is more wooded. Magnificent rows of marquise-cut lime trees invite you to a bucolic stroll. they open up beautiful perspectives in this wooded part. The course runs along the perimeter wall to end in the woods. A few surprises (statutes or remarkable trees) punctuate the visit.

In summary, the sobriety and the simplicity of the place make all the charm of this 4 hectare park.

Plus d'informations

The cloister

The diversity of places offered can accommodate 10 to 150 people:

You have a choice of the following atmospheres:

• ND du Val,
• Grand Chapter,
• Scriptorium,
• Refectory,
• Opener room,
• Beaulieu room,
• Vauclair room
• the library