Royal Monastery of Brou Fast-Track Ticket - Skip the Line Access

near Lyon,
Bruh royal monastery

Get ready for a truly royal experience in the small town of Bourg-en-Bresse, France! The Royal Monastery of Brou is a monastery located around a complex Gothic church and three retreats. Take your time to explore beautiful Gothic architecture and hear the story of Margaret of Austria.

History of the Bru royal monastery

The Brue Royal Monastery was built in 1506 by Duke Louis II and his wife, Empress Margaret, to mourn the death of their daughter. The monastery was completed in 1532 and is considered a representative work of French Renaissance architecture. The monastery was closed after the French Revolution, but was restored in the 19th century.

Guide to major attractions

church :
It is a beautiful church decorated with colorful stained glass and sculptures. The tombs of Duke Louis II and Empress Margaret are also located here.

Corridor :
It is a cloister surrounded by elaborately carved columns and arches.

Monastery Garden :
It is a garden full of beautiful flowers and trees.
It's great for a walk or a picnic.