Description
Its construction dates back to the 11th century. In 1230, the Priory of Saint-Saturnin-du-Port, belonging to the monks of Cluny, sold its Tulette Priory to the Prince of Orange. The forecourt is located on a former cemetery.
Initially, it comprised a nave, a sanctuary and a claustrum, the priory in the form of a fortified castle. It was surrounded by ramparts at the end of the 14th century.
The religious buildings were destroyed by Protestants in 1567. In 1633, the church, nave and priory were completely rebuilt.
Accès
- Rue de la Vieille Cité 26790 Tulette
Further information
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Equipements
Parking nearby Public WC
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Services
Pets welcome Themed tour Permanent entertainments organiser Tourist brochures Tourist information Tour free of charge Guided tours Guided group tours on request Guided individual tours on request
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Type of clientele
Groups
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Spoken languages
French
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Langues de documentation
French
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Langues audioguides et visioguides
French
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Info of the visits
Guided individual tours on request Guided inividual tours obligatory Guided group tours on request Guided group tours obligatory
Opening
Toute l'année : ouvert tous les jours.
Prices
Gratuit
Contact
Eglise et son parvis
Rue de la Vieille Cité
26790 Tulette
26790 Tulette
Updated on 14/05/2020
Through Office de Tourisme Drôme Sud Provence
