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The large complex is situated in the tranquil countryside of Normandy. The shrine is an internationally known sanctuary.
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A beautiful stone building, the maison is situated in the center of Chartres, a few steps from the famous cathedral.
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The prieuré is inhabited by a small community of sisters who actively organise spiritual retreats and sessions of study on religious subjects.
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A very active monastery in Argentan, a small town of the Norman countryside, it was originally founded in the 6th century in Almenesches, a mile from Argentan.
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Nestled in its own park, the house is a ten-minute walk from the centre of Le Mans. A former 19th century monastery, it was converted into a guest house in 1981
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Located in a peaceful setting, the rooms are comfortable and close to public transport.
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Built in 1968 the guest house is quartered on the left bank in a peaceful section of Paris and surrounded by its own garden.
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The Centre du Dialogue is the local house of the community of Pallottin Fathers, situated in a beautiful position amidst a verdant forest.
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The monastery is quartered in a wonderful spot far from the noise of the city. The carmél is actually an ancient farm.
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The abbey occupies a peaceful setting in the Norman countryside and is encircled by its own parkland.
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The monastery is situated in Bayeux but enjoys the tranquility of the park that engulfs it. An large ancient tree stands in the centre of the monastery.
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The Centre Pastoral is a guest house annexed to the Sanctuary of Pontmain and is property of the Sanctuaire Diocesain de Pontmain.
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Built in 1925, the maison was used as a school for a number of years until it was converted into a guest house. It offers hospitality to individuals and groups.
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The heart of the complex of the shrine of Notre-Dame de Miséricorde is the chapel built in the bedroom where, in 1876, Mary appeared to Estelle Faguette.
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Château des Forges is very close to the centre of Gouville-sur-Mer and the sea. Set in its own verdant park the château faces the Anglo-Norman Channel Islands.
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The centre is the birthplace of Sophie Barat, founder of the Order of Sacré-Cœur Sisters who was born here in 1779.
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The small town of Valognes is home to the abbey, an ancient structure enhanced by the beauty of its own park. From nearly every window are views of the scenery.
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Dominating the pond of Beaufort, the monastery occupies a picturesque site ensconced in a verdant woodland.
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This recently built monastery is lodged in a peaceful forest. It is less than a mile from the sleepy village of Bonneuil-Matours.
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Sheltered within its own flower-filled park, the guest house lies in a peaceful residential area close to the shores of the river Rance.
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The area where the monastery is located is known as the Emerald Coast, named after the sparkling green colour of the sea.
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Surrounded by its own private park, the ancient seminary of Arras is in a peaceful quarter of the city. Built in 1698 by a community of Trinitarian friars
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Nestled within its own spacious park, the maison is a private boarding school in an idyllic countryside setting near the river Seine.
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The complex is an ancient abbey lodged in a pretty wooded valley formed by the river Boivre in the département of Poitou-Charentes.
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The beautiful Basiliquecrowns the top of the hill of Vézelay and can be seen from miles away. it has become a resplendent church of truly imposing dimensions.
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The abbey sits atop one of the hills in the region and features views of the surroundings. An idyllic setting, it is surrounded by spacious lawns and trees.
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Overlooking the sea from a hill, St. Cecilia’s Abbey is an oasis of peace and tranquillity.
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Saint Cuthman’s Retreat House is ensconced in the midst of its own twenty-acre park, in a tiny village south of London and north of Brighton.
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Park Place is a Grade II listed Georgian building only a five-minute walk from Wickham.
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Enveloped by an engaging countryside of rolling hills and orchards, Malling Abbey lies on the outskirts of West Malling, a historic market town of Kent.
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Aylesford Priory, traditionally known as “The Friars” is a popular pilgrimage site founded in 1242 by the first group of Carmelite Friars arriving from the Holy
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The spiritual centre is an ancient abbey quartered in the middle of St- Gildas-de-Rhuys on the Golfe du Morbihan and the wild coast of Brittany.
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The Abbey lies just outside the small, attractive village of Minster-in-Thanet, ancient capital of the Isle of Thanet. The earliest foundation dates to 670
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Consisting of the abbey church, the monastery and guesthouse, the large complex is located on the top of a cliff overlooking Pegwell Bay on the Isle of Thanet.
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This former Augustinian convent is quartered in the centre of Tréguier, less than two miles from the ocean. It was built in the 17th century.
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The center is on the outskirts of Bromley, about 1 hour from London. Surrounded by an extensive greenscape.
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The complex has been converted into a guesthouse with 23 beds. The Abbey church is an imposing stone building, its interior dominated by heavy wooden beams.
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Saint Columba’s House is on the outskirts of Woking. It was founded in 1968 by the Anglican Community of St. Peter.
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The complex, encircled by secular trees, is isolated from the rest of the small village and presents a spectacular sight.
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Situated in a verdant area of Lorraine, the sanctuary was built in the 17th century and is one of the oldest pilgrimage sites in Lorraine.
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In the heart of central London, a chaplain and small community of nuns reside on the premises. More House, (after Sir Thomas More), possesses an ideal location.
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Tyburn Convent is in the very heart of London, only 75 yards from Marble Arch. It is the motherhouse of a contemplative congregation founded in 1898 in Paris
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Tucked away in its own spacious park the thousand-year old abbey is immersed in the countryside and vineyards of cognac country.
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Composed of an abbey and monastery, the complex is in Ealing, West London. The beautifully restored structures were built in neo-Gothic style.
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A former seminary converted into a guest house, the foyer is positioned in front of the Chapel of Apparitions in the centre of its own garden.
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The maison was founded in 1930 to host the pilgrims of the Chapelle des Apparitions. The guest house is very close to the chapel and the basilica
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The Guy Chester Centre is in Muswell Hill, a popular northern suburb of London, approximately forty minutes from the very heart of the capital city.
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The house of the Bridgettine Sisters is a small, pretty Tudor timbered house situated in the proximity of Iver Heath and surrounded by a verdant woods.
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Saint Mary at the Cross, known as Edgware Abbey, is a red brick complex about 40 minutes from the centre of London.
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Douai Abbey is ensconced in the Berkshire countryside. It is embraced by its own well tended park and peaceful woodland and is the perfect venue for relaxing.
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Possessing the best of both worlds, the monastery is secluded in its own parkland less than a mile from the centre of Morlaix.
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Set in rural Dorset, more precisely on the north Vale and towards the Mendip Hills, the north facing slope of the Dorset Downs, is an Area of natural beauty.
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The house is in a peaceful spot nestled in its own park in the small town of Corme-Ecluse. It offers hospitality for guests on holiday or for spiritual retreat.
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Built in 1901, All Saints Pastoral Centre is on the west side of London Colney, a large village in the outskirts of London, south of St. Albans.
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The nuns that inhabit the abbey were originally based in the town of St-Jean-d’Angely. They moved to the present abbey for its peacefulness and tranquillity.
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Ivy House is the Retreat Centre of the Community of St. Denys Sisters founded by Reverend Canon Sir James Erasmus Phillips, Vicar of Warminster
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The convent is surrounded by attractive rural lanes and a verdant landscape and offers a tranquil setting for a relaxing stay in the South West of England.
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The shrine is an ancient pilgrimage site that offers a panorama over the woods and verdant hills of the Duroll and Forez valleys.
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The shrine, one of the most ancient in the region, is less than a mile from the small town of Dole. Enclosed by its own park with a forest nearby.
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The centre was once the seminary of the city. When it closed in 1969 it was converted into a guest house for groups, individuals and families.
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Charney Manor is in Charney Basset, a small attractive village fourteen miles southwest of Oxford in the centre of the imaginary triangle formed by three towns.
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The guest house is a beautiful stone structure flanked by two rounded towers. The rays of the sun stream through the large windows.
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Ensconced in a lush countryside milieu, the Abbey is an important spiritual centre.
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Occupying a wooded site near the Massif Central, the monastery is very close to the quaint village of Aubazine.
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The Abbey House is a retreat house situated on the grounds of the ruins of Glastonbury Abbey Gatehouse, the first Sanctuary of Great Britain.
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Clare Priory, established in 1248, is one of the oldest religious institutions in England. Set in rural Suffolk on picturesque grounds along the River Stour.
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Emmaus House is a restful retreat and conference centre located in the heart of Clifton Village, one of the thirty-five council wards of the city of Bristol
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Situated between Plymouth and Exeter in South Devon, the Abbey is on the River Dart and represents one of the most interesting English monasteries
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In the town of Poligny, the monastery is primarily famous for having been founded by Ste-Colette de Corbie in 1415.
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Turvey Priory is occupied by a group of Benedictine nuns of the Congregation of Monte Oliveto, Siena, Italy.
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The monastery is in Turvey, a small welcoming village of Bedfordshire between Bedford and Milton Keynes.
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La Providence is a guest house open to all for holidays, pilgrimages and spiritual retreats. It was once an orphanage founded by St-Curé.
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The Claret Centre is in Buckden Towers in a magnificent setting formed by a 15th century palace and Victorian additions.
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Prinknash Abbey is near Cranham, a small town in the Cotswolds. The Cotswolds were designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1966.
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Situated in the centre of town, offering a simple and friendly atmosphere, the Maison is used as a retreat for French priests but also hosts guests.
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Bishop Woodford House is the retreat house of the Diocese of Ely and is situated on the grounds of the former Bishop Woodford College.
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Valpré is a centre of meeting and congress built on the grounds of a 15-acre parkland on a hill dominating Lyon. It offers accommodations and conference rooms.
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From its hilltop position, the monastery offers a panorama of the valley below St-Flour, a charming small town of Auvergne.
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It is in the Mother House of the Congregation of the Sisters of Lady of Calvary that you will put your luggage for a few hours or a few days.
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Managed by an association that includes Franciscan organised spiritual retreats an workshops, concerts and conferences but the house is also open to visitors.
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Owned by the Diocese of Lyon, and located just a 15-minute drive from the center of Lyon, Domaine Lyon Saint Joseph is for everyone from all beliefs.
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Founded by Lavinia Crosse in 1855, the Community of All Hallows is an Anglican order operating under the jurisdiction of the Church of England.
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Located on the outskirts of Mur-de-Barrez, the monastery enjoys a splendid vista of the Monts du Canal on the Massif Central.
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Holland House is a striking 17th century black and white timbered Tudor structure set along the River Avon.
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Set in a prominent position embraced by two acres of gardens, Offa House features beautiful views of the rural countryside of Warwickshire.
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The convent is an ancient structure of grand proportions. At the centre of the complex is a high steepled church characterised by a rose window.
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The Centre lies in a peaceful corner of Warwickshire on the edge of the grounds of Princethorpe College, only four miles from Coventry, yet away from the noise.
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The monastery sits in the pretty town of Figeac along the route to Santiago de Compostela. The building was erected in 1833 and houses a group of Carmélite Nuns
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Domaine de Chadenac enjoys a favorable position at 1,000' in the volcanic area of the Haute-Loire, a few miles from the town of Le-Puy-en-Velay.
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At one time, Accueil St-Georges housed young men studying to become priests. As vocations decreased, the Accueil was converted into a guesthouse.
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Conques’ most outstanding monument is the vast but harmoniously proportioned Abbaye Sainte-Foy, one of the most beautiful Romanesque structures in France
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The 1897 complex is located close to the Abbaye Sainte-Foy. It belongs to the monks of the Abbey who have turned a former Catholic school into a guest house.
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The Abbey is a neo-Gothic complex, lavishly decorated, detailed and dominated by four elegant, steeply pointed arches that lead the eye heavenwards.
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Launde Abbey is an Elizabethan manor house beautifully situated in a dip on the same site where a group of Augustinian Canons founded a small wooden priory 1119
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Woodbrooke is the Quaker Study Centre in the United Kingdom. Located in Selly Oak, a suburb of Birmingham.
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Installed in a woodsy setting, the centre offers spiritual retreats and relaxing holidays. A Jesuit Father resides in the centre.
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Llangasty Retreat House nestles among the Welsh hills between Abergavenny and Brecon on the shores of Llangors Lake in the Brecon Beacons National Park.
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The Foyer Notre-Dame de Reinacker sits just outside the village of Reutenbourg in a locale dedicated to the worship of Mary.
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Located in the heights of Alsace, the Sanctuary of Mont Sainte-Odile offers you a rejuvenating and spiritual stay, with its hotel and restaurant.
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The shrine of Lady of Walsingham is in Little Walsingham, surrounded by the beautiful countryside of Norfolk, near the eastern coast of England.
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A former seminary built in 1931 the maison became a guest house in 1966 and is managed by lay personnel. The interior houses a chapel and a religious library.
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The monastery is quartered inside the Romanesque fortifications of Rosheim. It was used as a spa until 1862 after which a group of Bénédictine nuns took over it
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The monastery is sited near the top of the 1,200' Bischenberg hill at the foot of Mont Ste-Odile, between Obernai and Rosheim, surrounded by vineyards.
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Mount Saint Bernard Abbey lies in the quiet and secluded countryside of Charnwood Forest, a site of remarkable beauty in the heart of England.
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The maison is quartered in a lush wooded valley on a site once occupied by a Cistercian monastery that played an important role in the region.
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The Convent is near the pretty village of Rempstone on the border of Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire. It is enclosed by beautiful farmland.
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The maison was founded by the Redemptorist Fathers in 1932. Until a few years ago it was only used for spiritual retreats. Since then it has been renovated.
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