For our English speaking visitors

Located in Beaucaire, City of Art and History, the Abbey of Saint-Roman houses the remains of a monastery dug into a hill from the 10th century.

From the guarded car park, a path takes you through the scrubland to the top of the limestone hill. You will discover chapel and rock cells, large rooms or even cisterns and silos, vestiges of troglodyte monastic life.

A veritable necropolis hosting hundreds of tombs dug into the rock and the remains of the medieval fortification remain on the upper terrace.

From there, a magnificent panorama is offered to you on the Rhône facing the Alpilles, with a unique view of Provence.

Free tour with a 6-page color document included in the entry price. Free entrance for children under 18.

Opening hours in april, may and june 2025

Please note: at lunchtime and in the evening, last admission 1/2 hour before closing. Allow 10 to 15 minutes to go up from the parking lot. Not recommended for people with reduced mobility.

Individual and group entry prices

Adults: € 6 – Job seekers, teachers and students: € 5 – Under 18: free.

Groups free to visit: 10 to 20 people during opening hours (more than 20, contact us). Reduced price.

Guided tours for groups: by reservation at any time of the year, from 20 people.

Mas des Tourelles: our partner offers you free entry upon presentation of your Abbey tickets. Visit of the reconstructed Gallo-Roman cellar, the exhibitions and the archaeological site.

The entrance ticket to the abbey also gives entitlement, upon presentation, to free entry to the Mas des Tourelles, in Beaucaire, and at a reduced rate to the Archaeological Museum of Beaucaire.

Payment in cash or credit cards.

Special conditions

In very bad weather the abbey may be closed.

Parking guarded only during opening hours.

Cash payment; checks or bank cards on site.

No toilets in the Abbey. Toilets at our partner Mas des Tourelles.

Your dog is welcome, but kept on a leash.