Ursuline Convent & Brewery

Presentation

This convent was founded in 1633 by six Ursuline nuns from Bourg-en-Bresse. They lived in the vast buildings that are now occupied by a craft brewery.

The French Revolution saw this building transferred to the State. The Ursuline nuns returned in 1919 and settled into the former private mansion of Count Dubourg, just opposite on the left-hand side of the street in the uphill direction. There, they ran a boarding school for girls. The understated architecture of this former private mansion, bordering on the austere, is typical of the 17th century. Nowadays, the building is used for housing.

Période(s) d'ouvertureEvery day throughout the year at 5 pm.
Closed on Monday.
Guided tours of the Brewery with technical commentary.

Themes

Type of culturel patrimony :
- Historic site and monument
Religious patrimony :
- Religious heritage
- Convent
Period :
- 17th C
Client profile :
- Groups

Useful Information

Entertainment :
- Concert
- Entertainment evenings
- Product tasting
Durée(s) visite(s) :
- Average individual visit length (minutes) 20
Individual tour services :
- Guided individual tours on request
- Guided individual tours available permanently
Parking :
- Parking
Group tour services :
- Guided group tours on request
Tour language(s) :
- French
Information panel language(s) :
- French
- German
- English
Audio-guide language(s) :
- English
- French

Tarifs

Free entry.

Payment methods :

Contact

Ursuline Convent & Brewery

4 côte Chausson

38460

Crémieu

mail / message

Phone : +33 4 74 83 60 35

Website "Ursuline Convent & Brewery"

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